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25 of My Favourite Things

I like compiling lists. It lets you know where  you are in life and you can always look back and see your growth, maturity or lack thereof, sometimes. I appreciate being an adult kid, to be honest! Here are twenty-five  of my favourite things!

1. Number: 5 & 25, it's a tie.

2. Restaurant: Dolce Desserts (Breakfast) and 519 (Dinner - I really like the vibe).

3. Ice cream Flavour: Chocolate. Basic, but it slaps different.

 4. Celebrity: Rihanna. Is she not yours?
via GIPHY

5. Netflix Series: Stranger Things.

6. Bath & Body Works Scent: A Thousand Wishes.

7. Holiday: Christmas.

 8. Article of Makeup: Lip Gloss.

9. Colour: Pink.

10. Football/Soccer Club: Arsenal (Gunner for Life....too loyal).

11. Age: 17.

12. Flower: Sunflower.

13. Author: Sarah Dessen & Stephanie Perry Moore.

14. Artist: Halsey.

15. Song: Without Me (by Halsey).

16. Person: My Niece.

17. Weather: Overcast, but not raining. (Best natural lighting to film in, tbh).

18. Reality T.V. Show: Love & Hip Hop (Fan since Day 1).

19. Person to Annoy: Toss up between my sister and my mom.

20. T.V. Rerun: Home Alone 1 & 2.

21. Thing to Do: Laugh/Smile.

22. Book: To Kill A Mocking Bird / The Chrysalids / Staying Pure (Payton Skyy Series).

23. Field: Marketing.

24. Hobby: Blogging.

25. App: Instagram/Youtube.


What are some of your favourite things? Let me know in the comments!

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 Paula J.
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