Thankful Thursday

I want to have a kitty cat, so I can put a whooly hat on him. Too CUTE!

This guys is my final Thankful Thursday in London. I shall be in Edinburgh this time next week... *bringing on the 'Oooooos'* Yeah I know! Amazing!

Carrying on, my week remained quite positive, especially with receiving word back that my suspected glandular fever was negative. THANK YOOOOOU DOCTOR! Now I can be happy with my holidays, with no worries. Throughout yesterday and today I've been looking over bit and bobs over at Canterbury. I'm still amazed by its beauty. I happened to have met a lady today, who went there for a day, for her new years resolution. She was awestruck by its charm, beauty and historic features. The young lady said she'd been inside the Canterbury Cathedral and described it as magnificent. The cathedral itself is supposedly where I should be graduating in 3 years time... *fingers crossed!*

So my Thankful Thursday

Eating out in the beer garden with some of my college peers and head tutor - Meditteranean platter board was enjoyable with the witty Peachy.

Getting an evening off from work - got to watch the England Vs Italy match.

Ed Sheerans music (both old & new) - opening up little parts of my soul.

Ella Henderson has been a pal to me this week, with going for countryside walk.

Bob Marley for making me see what truly matters in life!

Lidl chocolate - as good as any other.

Daily phone calls with the brother- discussing the matches (I'm fuming with Englands defenders tonight)

Being told by my mum how she's proud & jealous of my music - finally got her jealous.... kidding! But it's always good to know it's appreciated and supported.

Printing & checking-in for my flight back to Ireland.

Completing my portfolio for College... amazing how I did everything!

Buying gifts for tutors - they can't be thanked enough for everything they've accomplished with us.

Strawberry Activia yogurts.

Baby Daddy Finale!!!!!!!!! Dan the Man!

Burning candles.

Thank you for reading pip squeeks,

I hope you had a week for feeling thankful for,

30 Day Snap #11 | Buying gifts & Having lunch in the sun!

Yesterday, with being blessed to having such great sunlight, my friends and I decided to eat out in sun. I only got a latte and a yogurt with granola. The organic chocolates were devoured when I got home hours later.

We chose a card for 'Picky Pete', our Slovakian, head tutor. He's also been our therapist and friend along this road trip in Barnet. So we feel he deserves to get just a little something. The card will be edited with humourous comments and the other little thing just gives a few pages of the meaning of his name. That too will be edited. (So, Peachy, I know you're reading this, tomorrow morning, I need ya to sign the card.) I'll buy the wine in Waitrose in the morning as well, along with an apple ;)

He's on a diet guys, with a personal trainer, so he'll be delighted to see the apple!

Tomorrow is our class group meal together at lunch. We're heading to Prezzos for an Italian. I know what I'm getting already! Plus for dessert... tirrimasu... Mmmm.

How's everyone enjoying this fine weather?

I feel so free when I see no clouds in the sky.

Love you all lots & lots like jelly tots,

Is "Thank You" a difficult word to say?

Hey lovely peoples :)

I came across this little picture on Pinterest (I'm high on this site) and it felt like such a coincidence with what has been happening in my personal life at home. And it has such an affect on me, this little word, and not only that but "I'm sorry" and "I love you!".

Maybe to some of you, you get on quite easily through the day saying these words, but to me it has always been a problem.

You may not know that I grew up mostly with my Grand-mother (My Gran) and she wasn't exactly the emotional, hugging sort of person. I never had to apologize because she knew I meant well. So recently enough there were some issues with some people, that I'm very close to, and from both sides, each of them didn't feel as though they were being appreciated. I got away with it, seeing as I am the youngest but however I do need to make big changes in my life. Listen to me, sounding so proper, lets just put in some HAHA's and some smiley faces :) :D :) Now that's better, I don't want ye to think I'm always like this. Well, the story was that these people are like me, in the way that they find it difficult to say even a simple "Thank You", so they made amends as the best of friends do, by speaking to each other about how foolish they were for not talking properly about their feelings. Both understood that they were thankful of one another, just they spoke their gratitude and appreciation in different ways.

"I love you" & "I'm sorry" are along the same lines, I feel as though I'm a comedian if I say "I love you" to anyone, like it's all corny and a joke, and the thing is, I LIKE CORNY!

So, how is that you have to say the words? Why is it more important than showing your appreciation through care and love, with gifts etc? I mean, when I get a "Thank You" I just sort of NOT notice it. I see the "Thank You" in the ways of how the person expresses themselves to me and to others. 

I find that I can read people to a certain extent, which is a good thing I suppose... I'm no creepy stalker, with a black mask over my head along with a pair of binoculars outside your window, I'm just someone who takes to observation really well... yeah, you still don't believe me, that's fine! Who would believe the whole takes to observation thing really well anyway? Heehee :) I'm actually picturing myself with the mask & binoculars... hmm, I look good... could start a new fashion trend.

Moving on... from the randomness... some people may not need a "Thank You" like me and others feel as though they do. There is no right or wrong way about it, it's just people can get hurt. By not understanding other peoples own actions.

Let me know in the comments how you feel about people showing their gratitude and such. Which do you feel is more important, in your opinion, where by saying a "Thank You", or by speaking through your actions?

Thanks y'all for reading,

Luvin' you lots of spaghettios,