Hello and welcome! :)So, I have recently started changing my eating habits. If you know me, you also know that I really like improving my daily habits, and now it's time to change the food. I eat 4 meals a day, and lunch is the biggest one. I used to eat whatever was in my fridge without paying much attention to it.

Hello and welcome! :)I created the ‘Digital Diaries’ series to share my thoughts on social media and conscious use of it.Since writing my last post, I have been monitoring my time in front of the screen very closely and try to use my phone as little as possible. It's sometimes better and sometimes worse, but today I'd like to share my thoughts and write about a few things that help me reduce my social media use.

Hello and welcome! :)Today I come with beautiful signs of spring captured in an English park.This is without a doubt my favourite picture from the park. There was a lot of squirrels.The park was pretty big. There was a restaurant close to the entrance, and going deeper into the park there was one thing I was amazed by, and will show you soon.

The moment I pressed 'send' I knew I had made a terrible mistake.SourceBut I didn't care.I mean, I did, but I pretended not to.Do I regret everything now? I have no idea. Because on the one hand, I feel like I have made the best decision. On the other hand, the worst.

Hello and welcome! :)Looking at the cover of Hopeless, I was definitely not expecting a book with such a challenging plot. It is labelled 16+ on the back, but in my opinion it could even be 18+. 💗 At first the plot seemed cheesy to me, because how much can you read about a teenage girl who is new to school, falls in love with the school bully and her best friend is gay? I'll admit I was put off reading after the first few chapters, but I kept going because of some mysterious threads I wanted to unravel. 💗 The main character's life completely changes in just a few months. It's all because of her decision to stop homeschooling in her senior year of high school and go to a public school and meet a mysterious boy who seems to know a lot about her. This is what the whole book is based on. 💗 What I liked about this book is definitely that the plot is full of well thought out mysteries and twists. The book is literally filled with them, so there is no boredom. At the very end, the reader finds out the whole truth, and is kept in suspense beforehand, so that the whole book can be read quickly. 💗 However, on the other hand, all these events are a bit surreal. I'm not saying impossible, but I would find the story a little hard to believe. Also, the pace of events is a bit too fast and, despite the fact that the book is not one of the shortest, the timing of all the events also seems a bit unrealistic to me. Another thing I'll stick to is how the characters react to traumatic events - again, I find it unrealistic that after (spoiler alert) witnessing someone's suicide someone is able to function normally a day later. I also didn't like the way the main characters sometimes behaved or spoke to each other, but here I would have to say a lot more about the plot. 💗 All in all, I have mixed feelings about this book. It's engaging, that's a fact, but at times some things just didn't fit with it. I definitely wouldn't recommend it to younger readers. 💗 I have a love-hate relationship with Colleen Hoover's books (especially after November 9). What do you guys think? Have you heard of Hopeless or any of C

I woke up to find a note "You have 24 hours". I found it a bit strange, knowing that they didn't want to tell me anything about my health state for the past few days.Source: PixabayI hid a note under my pillow, where I had found it. The hospital room seemed so dark. I looked at all the beds and the people sleeping. I remember telling the old lady the story of my life two days ago. I remember telling her about all the failures and the pain. She was so shocked. Now, everything was so quiet. It felt like an unusual dream. But it wasn't. I was sick and it was my last day. I lay down on my bed and started thinking about everyone that I had let down. My parents, colleagues, but most of all - my friends.. They had no idea what I was going through, so it was my fault that I had let them down.