This is still me ❤️

On the plus side, I've noticed that I have started looking forward to my nights out again. Before the pandemic, I went out a lot. Working in the city it was perfectly normal to go to the pub at lunch or after work, when the weekends came, I preferred being at home as I'd been out all week. Going out was such an everyday thing, it wasn't really fun anymore and when a big birthday event came along, I didn't look forward to It. Now, I tend to do my going out at the weekends like a normal person and I have started to look forward to those nights out again, I can think about what I'm going to wear and spend some time getting ready. On Saturday, I woke up at 7 am, excited for a morning to chill out. I sat down and looked at my calendar. 9 am - Intervals. Oh, bugger. I'm doing cardio today. My brain starts to make excuses but I ignore them. It's happening. I'm doing it. No excuses. And I did. Did I enjoy it? Absolutely not. I couldn't find my sports br

Who doesn't like eating out? I like to try new restaurants, here are some of my favourites in London M. Manze Pie & Mash is my all-time favourite food. When I lived in London, I used to go for pie & mash at lunchtime, if we weren't that hungry, we'd have mash and liquor, or if you went to the right shops, chips, and liquor. There are lots of pie & mash shops in London, but M. Manze is one of the more well-known shops. Don't turn your nose up at the "green stuff" it's delicious! The Bulls Head Hotel I love this venue. I've drank here, ate here, and the husband and I got married here. The food is delicious, if I go out for a roast dinner, this is first on my list. Aside from being a hotel and wedding venue, they 2 indoor bars, where you can eat, the main restaurant, and a gorgeous outside seating area with an outdoor bar, they are also super dog friendly. The Bulls Head is just outside London in the leafy suburb of Chislehurst. Gaucho