What should I do? What would you do?

Hey Guys,

I have been thinking a lot the past months about what I really want to do, what will make me happy in the future. See, I am leaving sixth form in May '15 and I have had lot of pressure about how I 'need' to go to university. Well, I have decided that i'm not ready for university. There is so much more which I need to do and if I don't do it then I feel as if I have missed out a lot. I don't know what I want to do at university so what's the point in doing something which I don't really want to do?

I have decided that I am going to get a job, do things which I want to do including going travelling, spending time with those which I appreciate the most and just have a bit of time with my family. I have a car, i've got the money and I have so many ideas which I want to do. This includes:
- Taking as much photography as possible
- Vloging some of my life to allow me to look back
- To go travelling
- To have an amazing year
- Doing the little things in life that make me happy and appreciate more things

What I am asking you is for ideas of what I could do within this year? Is there anything amazing which you've done? or regret not doing? I would love to hear your ideas!

Much love,
Sammie
x

Movember meets PCOS

Hey guys,
As loads of you know about the Movember campaign which is currently running, my best friend has decided to let her facial hair grow for this month in the aid of Verity. She will then let me wax her beard off at the end of the month! So every penny raised is going to a great cause.

Verity is a UK charity which has been set up for women who are affected by Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. PCOS affects around 5-10% of women.

It can cause a variety of things such as:

• Irregular periods
• Difficulties getting pregnant
• Excessive hair growth
• Weight gain
• Thinning hair
• Oily skin or acne

So you may want to know how to donate?

This is the link!

https://www.justgiving.com/teams/pcosmovember

For more information on PCOS visit:

http://www.verity-pcos.org.uk/home

http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Polycystic-ovarian-syndrome/Pages/Introduction.aspx

Lets raise awareness of PCOS!

Sammie!

xx