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The Start Of A Lot More Blogging!

Hello Everyone! 

It’s been a while but today I’m blogging about my new schedule I’m going to try my best to stick to. As you know I managed to post every day for a week in May for ME Awareness week which was great although really hard to think of what to write every day, especially when it was all focused around my illnesses which I’ve already spoke about a lot.

I loved having this schedule and you knowing I was going to be posting on what day so I’ve decided to post starting today (1st July 2015) that I’ll be posting every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Yes, there will be times I’ll miss and mess up but we all make mistakes. I’ll be posting not only health updates as that was the whole reason I started my blog but also about other things that interest me. I’ve got a few things planned coming up this month, I’ve even made an actual schedule to follow and tick off when I do post something, like a star chart for a kid when they pee on the potty. 

I’d love to hear from you and know what you’d like me to talk about. If you follow me on Twitter, that will be the best way to find out when I’ve posted and also if I’m not going to post because of something coming up, there will be some valid reason. 

I’ll be posting a lot more photos on my blog but you can also follow me on Instagram for more photos and lovely filters because who doesn't love an insta filter? 

I’ll review my ’22 Things To Do Before I’m 22’ next time and hopefully this will be the start of a lot more posts from me. Also I’m hoping my lovely big brother is going to help me redesign my blog and make it look a lot better. 

The whole ‘vlogging’ and YouTube thing may still happen but I’m currently editing my Florida footage which is taking me 3 months mainly because I’ve been ill but also because there is SO MUCH FOOTAGE! I’m also going to be redecorating/sorting my studio out to hopefully make some videos about well anything but mainly my illnesses and try and help out other people with them.

Thanks to anyone whos ever read my blog so far.
See you on FRIDAY!
Take Care
Natasha

xoxo

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