Yo! Take a look around, get stuck in, and hopefully you'll leave feeling a little bit more empowered to ditch the trends and instead focus on doing you!
In my recent post about my favourite photographs I told you that I've recently enrolled on a professional photography course at the London Institute of Photography. This is kind of like a condensed photography degree but not academic - It's all taught by industry professionals.
SMUG is a cute little lifestyle store and cafe in Camden Passage in Angel. If you haven't visited you must if you're in London. It's the perfect little spot for cool stationary, design mags and a few cool homewares bits too (and a coffee).
A few weeks back I shared the plans for our bedroom makeover. I'm happy to finally share the reveal pics! Sorry it took a while - we were waiting on one piece of artwork that was coming from the states and just took forever to arrive. Anyway BORING... let's get into it!
Soon I'm about to embark on an exciting new journey - I'm going to be studying the professional photography course at the London Institute of Photography!
Me and my friend Milly spend most days what'sapping each other about our respective businesses (and life). Milly runs a no-sugar-no-junk-no-nasties kids ketchup business called Kidchup - genius I know, I'd love to take credit for that name but alas I cannot. Anyway I digress. We spend the day talking to each other about life, business usually and every now and then we have to pull each other out of feeling a bit 'meh' as we like to call it.
A few weeks back Jason, Marley and I headed up to the Southbank. We're always looking for family stuff to do that doesn't suck, or isn't yet another play area (yawn).
Over the last 18 months my life has completely changed. I launched my business, the No Bull Blog School, and things haven't stopped since. Let me tell you, if someone had predicted this for me two years back I don't think I quite would have believed them. Sarah Akwisombe LTD? Hell no!
I know that a lot of you who read this blog are based in cities and so, like me, you probably don't have much, or any outdoor space to call your own.
I just finished watching the second season of Master of None. I wasn't that bothered about Aziz Ansari before I started watching this, to be honest I just thought he was an unfunny comedian with a strange voice. I'd seen him on random shows and just found him to be a bit 'meh'.
