Day 01 - Your favourite film
Day 02 — A song that makes you happy
Day 03 — Your favourite food
Day 04 — A photo of you taken over ten years ago
Day 05 — Your day, in great detail
Day 06 — Your favourite television program
Day 07 — A song that makes you cry (or nearly)
Day 08 — Your favourite book
Day 09 — A photo that makes you happy
Day 10 — A hobby of yours
Day 11 — Your favourite song
Day 12 — An art piece
Day 13 — Your family
Day 14 — A photo of you taken recently
Day 15 — Your favourite actress
Day 16 — A recipe
Day 17 — Your favourite possession
Day 18 — A website
Day 19 — A song that makes you want to dance
Day 20 — Your favourite quote
Day 21 — A non-fiction book
Day 22 — Your favourite memory
Day 23 — A photo you took
Day 24 — What you can see from your window
Day 25 — A talent of yours
Day 26 — Your favourite actor
Day 27 — A photo that makes you angry/sad
Day 28 — A fiction book
Day 29 — What you wore today
Day 30 — Hopes, dreams and plans for the next year
My favourite book, hmmm, once again I have many books I love. All in different ways, depending on my mood at the time. As a child I read every single Jacqueline Wilson book - from Dustbin Baby, Tracy Beaker to Lola Rose (my puppy's name hehe). As I got older I've turned more and more into a reader, although being a stressed out and unable to manage my time well, I've put my hobby of reading on hold. But as soon as these wretched exams are over I will get into it again. Especially over the summer.
So, my favourite books - I love the Great Gatsby, such a classy book. What I would have given to of lived in the 1920s as a wealthy, upper class person, in America (even though studying it in a-level English has killed it a LITTLE for me, but only a little) I also love - The Yellow Wallpaper and the mind-games, of course Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland, classics. I'm also a sucker for auto-biographies, I read Piers Morgan's auto-biography and LOVED it, oh and Katie Price's (I KNOW shhhh, both actually very good! To my surprise!)... But the book I love, and am reading for the second time now is When I Was Five I Killed Myself - a harrowing book, but I love and is small so fits perfectly into my handbag. I recommend it, it'll change your way of thinking. Alas I shan't give away the storyline. Hate people who do that!
A photo(s) that makes me happy...
Back in the day when I was about, four or five. With my older sister and twin brother, playing in my garden when we lived in Yorkshire. Everything was so fun and easy! It is also one of the only photos my siblings and I have together. So always makes a smile appear on my face!
Another photo which makes me happy, summer after GCSEs - first proper holiday with all my close friends without parents. This photo always reminds me of our holiday together, all 11 of us. And even though we now don't all go to school together, I think we all remember our banging holiday! Eeek. So, that also always makes a smile appear on my face when I think about all the chaos we caused. (Our poor neighbours!!)
