Moving to uni was, and I'm sure is to everyone, a really nerve wrecking time for me. I was so anxious about meeting new people, but so excited at the same time. But I can hands down say I've met some pretty amazing people since living in Bristol. And people I can be 100% myself around (let's put it this way - many High School Musical performances have happened). In halls, I was pretty close with two of my flat mates, and spent most of my evenings just hanging out watching films and commentating whilst the boys played Fifa (and failing at teaching me how to play).
Apart from writing my posts, I do the majority of all the other things for blogging via my phone, as I assume lots of people do! I rely so heavily on these apps, and think they are great for bloggers to have on the go, so I decided to create a list of apps that every blogger should have!
If you are anything like me, twitter is the platform that I use the most for blogging. I use it to share my posts, to communicate with other bloggers, and to interact in blogger chats. Without twitter and the other bloggers I met through it, I definitely believe I wouldn't still be creating content. Yes, occasionally there is drama, but if you avoid that part, there's actually a really supportive community!
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University, and university life, is so expensive, and living independently and being in charge of your finances for the first time can be quite difficult. I thought about how I wanted to write this post for a while, and decided the best way would be a do's and don'ts list. I think the most important things are to not be too obsessive, but be aware of your financial state. And to remember that you shouldn't hold back from social things due to money. But here is a list of my financial do's and don'ts:
Disclaimer: This is just my opinion and my outlook, everyone is in a different situation when it comes to money in university, so may disagree.
Another month has come and gone, and we are already a quarter way through 2017! I honestly feel like I've managed to neglect my blog and social media since January, but uni has rightly taken priority. Because of this though, I really hope when I'm completely finished on May 3rd, I can spend lots of time getting everything the way I want it, and spending more time and energy on here.
When it came to pick accommodation for my first year in uni, I knew exactly what I was going to pick. Because my campus is small, there is no accommodation on the campus, so the majority of people chose to stay in one of the Unite Students buildings in the city centre.
View from my flat in halls
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