Perspective

  2019 was not the best year of my life, quite frankly, it was one of the worst. I worked at a job I loathed, with lovely but corrupted people. I was struggling to keep my hopes high and get ready for a brand new life in Amsterdam, but the reality sucked so much. I had a huge fight on my first week here, and ever since then I've been completely shut out by my parents, I miss my friends back home and I honestly don't know what to do in the future. The best outcome? I've learnt to take baby steps for the first time in my life and appreciate the smallest things possible. 2020, I know it's not a clean slate but I'm so ready for you. See you in the next decade x

2050s

  Hello friends, happy December!! I have nothing to share really, because my life pretty much consists of studying hard core for my exams due in two weeks so wish me luck. After I'm done with my exams, my brother will be here until the first week of January. I'm also planning on getting back to youtube with new content; a very exciting thing is going to happen in next year's Spring, but more on that later. For now, I'll leave you with something I've written on my diary a couple of days ago. Keep warm x

Recap: Oct

  

So much for posting every 2 weeks right... It's harder than it seems, adjusting to a new life, a new climate and have a fresh start while being stuck in the past; making new friends and reconnecting with the old; trying to move forward while questioning the past. You'll know what I'm talking about, I promise. Instead of doing a Moodboard for November, I just wanted to glimpse back to the last month, where I felt like settling down (a teeny tiny bit) for the first time since I've moved to Amsterdam. So yeah, enjoy x

Touristing: Petra, Jordan

  

I know I promised to show more photos from our trip to Jordan 3 posts ago, but oh well, better late than ever. Now these photos were taken in our visit to Petra, an open air museum where we walked for a whole day, climbed stairs carved into soil and rocks for 45 minutes straight, and was breath-taken by the view, especially when we made it to the top. This was the most memorable part of our trip, and definitely the (only) place I would recommend for you to go if you want to go to Jordan. Scroll below for more x

Moodboard: October

  Happy first Monday of the new month! I was supposed to be crammed up on studying, but oh well, here I am, procrastinating as usual. The real Northern Europe weather has taken its toll on me for the last couple of days, school projects are almost over, and I have 2 exams coming up. On the bright side, one of my close friends is coming here in 3 days and a week later, my best friend will be in town. Below are my last endeavours, recommendations and self-notes. ps: I feel like posting new content every 2 weeks from now on.

I'll Go Back to the City Life

ZARA dress || NIKE air force

  Hoi!! from the last sunny day of the year. It turns out the Dutch weather is highly unpredictable and an umbrella happens to be an extension of your body. So yeah, I moved to Amsterdam, a fresh page, a clean slate, whatever you want to name it. I've dreamed about living abroad for so long, ever since I've tasted it back in my Erasmus period. I'm here for at least a year for my Masters degree in Marketing at VU. I'll just leave it at that for now and leave you with a couple of photos we took yesterday at the Oud-West.

Touristing: Amman, Jordan

  Happy Monday folks and my apologies in order for not posting anything last week. However, I'm sure I'll have enough content for a couple of blog posts as I'm in Jordan! We came here two nights ago and explored Amman yesterday, so this post is pretty fresh. As you're reading this, we'll hopefully be in Petra and Wadi Rum area, either enjoying the historical places or camping under the stars. Without further ado, here is a glimpse of our first day in Jordan, my first thoughts of the city along with some notes. Enjoy!