So here’s the thing. It’s December 2018, we’re just over 2 weeks until it’s 2019 and that’s absolutely crazy. It’s the busiest time of the year, everyone squeezing in when to see family and friends and celebrate the Christmas period and drink as much gin as you possibly can and eat way too many pringles and cheese boards. I love it.

It’s been an absolutely fab year to look back on and I feel like despite some lows and a lot of ‘what am I even doing in my life’ moments, there’s been some amazing highlights and I’m so so grateful to be where I am now, at the end of this year.

So I thought it would be a little bit fun to do a little throwback post of all my best bits from 2018 and I can only hope that 2019 can follow. Woohoo

1. Starting my year here.

I swear this was not Google Images. Koh Nang Yuan

Al could see the perfect spot with our name on it – Sairee Beach, Koh Tao

Why are sunsets so much better here? Koh Tao

What’s better than a G&T? A bucket of it – Phi Phi nightlife

A cute couple picture with a huge rock – Railay Beach

Me and Alex hopped on a plane on Boxing Day last year and went travelling around Thailand for 2 and a half weeks and it was one of the best experiences of my life. We welcomed in New Year at the Full Moon Party In Koh Phangan and spent New Year’s Day relaxing on a beach in Koh Tao. Quite surreal whilst everyone’s still visiting Christmas Markets & drinking baileys hot chocolate back at home!

2. Exploring Venice

What an absolutely beautiful, surreal place and it was one of the best city breaks I’ve ever been on. Eating all the chichetti and drinking all the aperol! Here’s my Venice Blog Post

3. Ladies Day

Sometimes you just really feel yourself, you know what I’m saying??

4. Ticking Lisbon off Alex’s bucket list

Wishing I hadn’t worn jeans and is it acceptable to dive into the fountain

We spent Alex’s birthday drinking all the aperol again and taking in the beautiful Lisbon in April and it was bloody lovely to feel a bit of sun on our faces and show a bit of leg. Lisbon was gorgeous and full of culture and history – the architecture and the decor of the buildings were incredible.

5. Agent Academy

A 12 week marketing course with 11 of the best people I’ve ever met, running around Liverpool meeting some of the best companies and leaders and gaining insight into the creative and digital industry. Amazing experience and I’ll never forget it

6.Summer

Having the best summer with my best mate drinking gin at various weddings and watching the XX at Parklife as the sun went down. The best times.

7. Job Successes

How else do you celebrate than with gin?

Celebrating a successful job interview thanks to Agent Academy and being a part of The Extraordinary Club who have gave me the chance to finally do what I want to as a career.