Call-Me-Clazz: T.G.I.F. Lifestyle

Five Friday favourites.

Alohaaa and happy Friday to you! This week has been pretty boring if I’m being honest all I’ve done is sleep and attempt to study. This time next week I will have my exams out of the way and I will hopefully have some more exciting things to fill you in on!

Fave quote:

Caring about what people think is something that holds me back and I’m sure it may be the same for you too. I don’t know why we care so much about what people think of us, just like the quote says it is your life, we should be brave to make it exactly the way we want to be. Not caring about what others think is something I want to achieve in 2014, because I think I’d push myself a bit harder if I cared less about what people thought of me.

Fave song: Take me to church by Hozier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3voRbKryjA

After hearing the name Hozier floating around the past month and my subconscious mind forgetting to look him up every time I went home… my sister is the reason I actually found him and gave him a listen. She came in with the whole “I found a song you’re going to love listen quick!” and she was right. I have been playing this song to death, obsessed doesn’t even cover it. I think the message in the song is very clear and a brilliant way to showcase some problems in the world at the moment. He is my favourite type of singer, give him a listen!

Fave laugh:

I love gifs, they can be brilliant when they don’t take a million years to load! I found this gif on the college times. I think it represents the majority of us before we leave the house to go on a night out, or somewhere fancy and we feel fab. Work it woody!

Fave thing this week: Ranting with Tara.

I want to start taking record of some of the things we talk about during our three hour phone calls, because they are hilarious. We talk about everything and anything. Some conversations start sad then we become to happy, to jealousy, to happy again, to anger, to laughing. But what always stays the same is the end of the conversation no matter how they start we always end up hopeful. The other day I was telling her about a friend who is living through Tara and myself's biggest fear.. they have given up on actually loving their life, they have no places they want to go or things they want to do they just have a job and that's it now. I was telling her and the both of us said it’s the saddest thing and we will never do it. After that Tara asked me, "are we the ones missing out on real life because we won’t settle and we always hope for the best and exciting things for our future?" I replied saying no and looking back on the conversation I still think it’s a no. I like the fact that no matter what we go through, be it shitty jobs, shitty boys or shitty days we are always hopeful that it will get better. I think I would be a much sadder person if I thought only the bad in people and things. I just don't understand why so many people settling and giving lately. we are still so young and so many of us have no dreams or hopes for their futures. What has happened to the fun, adventurous youth?

Fave Picture: