Moving Sucks.

I thought I would give a little update on what’s going on in my life at the moment, and also take this time to apologise for the lack of updates these last few weeks. I blame my lack of organisation on a (not-so) lovely thing called moving. Earlier this year we found out that the owner of the house we were renting was moving back in, and last Monday we finally made the transition into our new home! It’s been a week, and there are still a few boxes lying around, but it's okay, because we finally have our internet back. This may sound really sad, but I have never been so relieved in my life to come home to an internet connection. It’s a glorious feeling. I may have a serious problem... Anyway, you can expect a few more reviews this month, although I have a butt load of assignments coming up, I am very determined to keep to my weekly schedule. Only time will tell however. I will admit, I might need my Kiki K planners to help get me through these next few weeks.

A New Year, A New Start

I was never really one for making goals or resolutions, in fact the last time I made a goal for myself was back in high school during one our 'goal making' classes. I just found the whole procedure very tedious, and I never took them seriously. However, five years out of school, uncertain of what I was doing, I was in desperate need of a little guidance. By guidance, I mean I found myself in a Kiki K store. Is it sad I went searching for the cure for all my problems at a stationary store? Maybe, but they do have  a great range of inspirational journals for goal making, happiness, health and dreams. 

I went for the Health/Wellbeing journal because it orientates around what I want to improve on this year: fitness, diet, sleep, and routine. For someone who is goal-challenged this journal is the perfect opportunity to kick my butt into gear. It has timetables, inspirational quotes, and goal orientated questions that you can fill out on a monthly basis throughout the year.

Another addition to my new year, new start pile was Gretchen Rubin's The Happiness Project. Kiki K carry their own exclusive copy of the New York bestseller, with a super cute cover. This book is by no means a step by step guide on how to obtain a perfect life but Rubin's mix of real life stories, research and methods has really motivated me to start looking at changing the little things in my life.  A lot of things I didn't even notice made such a huge impact. Last, but not least is the little daily habits and goal pad. Just a cute little checklist that I'm hoping will help me monitor my good habits and quash the bad ones.

This is the first year I've taken my resolutions seriously. Let's see how long I can keep it up for.