Hiya :) I've not done much today, went out for lunch as per usual but apart from that nothing! I need to give my bum a kick again, try and get into a routine. What i need to do is get back into my list making again. If i write a list of things i want to do in a day, i find it easier to get things done. Its because i can actually visually see what i need to do, then i can tick it off. Its like a reward system, it really does make me feel happy every time i tick something off. Is it that sad? I don't really think so, humans love the feeling of achievement. No matter how big, small or "weird" it is, you feel great if you have completed something. I really am trying to get more of a routine into my life, its something i feel i need. Baby steps are ok for now, because eventually they will turn into big steps and i will be able to achieve what i want for myself. So i'm trying not to get too hung up about it all.
Instagram- @hayley_mg
Chris & i in Frankie & Bennys :)
Excuse my goofy smile :/
Jumper- New Look
Dress- New Look
Wedged High-Tops- Topshop
Hat- River Island
Bag- Market Abroad
Tights- New Look
OUTFIT DETAILS
So i picked my dress first and i thought id do one of those looks when your throw something over it. I really like those types of outfits, it means
1) You get more skirts
2) You get more wear/outfits out of your dresses.
I thought the colour and style went quite well with the dress, so i thought i would go for a pastelish look. The wedges were picked because i didn't really want a high heel look, i wanted a casual comfort type of outfit. Also, i seemed to be heading in the floral direction as well. I love the colour of this bag, the blue matched my trainers and i think it really added something to the outfit. I don't know how, i just feel as if it did. Plus the reason i called this post "be fun and playful" is because i was a little playful with some of my poses and i felt really cool in this outfit. I felt playful and like i was going to school for some reason. It must be the beanie hat & wedged trainers...





































