30 Day Snap #6

So today I did a photoshoot with one of my friends that I hadn't seen in ages. I missed her loads so I thought I'd use her to model in my pictures for the day. It was so nice seeing her and we had a good catch up, whilst enjoying the sun and taking fun pictures. 

This is one of the best ones I think:

I love this picture of Jess because it looks quite natural.

If you're interested in seeing the edited versions of these, I'll probably do a post about them tomorrow :) with all my favourites.

Thanks for reading,

Stay Happy,

Sarah

Summer!

So my exams are finally OVER! I'm so happy that I don't have to spend all my time revising. It means that I can spend more time and effort on my blog, and YouTube channel. I've already planned a photoshoot tomorrow which I'm really excited about!

Today I thought I'd share with you my summer bucketlist. I started this a while ago, and just occasionally add random ones onto the end, so to celebrate the beginning of summer I thought I'd share it with you!

1. Have a water fight. This is kind of a childhood tradition of mine to have a water fight with all my friends. I thought you could take cool pictures with it too.

2. Take loads of pictures, at least one everyday. I really want to document my summer so I don't forget it. That links to the next one.

3. Keep a summer scrapbook/journal.

4. Movie marathons with my friends.

5. Have a paint fight. Not a wet one, just a dry one. This looks AMAZING on pictures.

6. Make someone smile. Cheesy, I know but it brightens my day.

7. Stay positive. I don't want to waste my summer feeling down.

8. Tie dye lots! I want to buy loads of white cheap clothes from Primark and then tie dye then all.

9. Meet new people. I want to broaden my friends list, whether that's other bloggers or YouTuber's or just other people.

10. Shop a lot. I normally do this anyway because my birthday is in summer so I usually have money.

11. Go ice-skating. I love ice-skating.

12. Have barbecues. Just chilled out days with my friends.

13. Go to a concert. This probably won't happen because I don't have any tickets but I can wish can't I?

14. Redecorate my room. My room has been the same since I was little so I want to gradually change some things around.

15. Go to the beach. I love the beach so much but we don't particularly live close to one.

16. Start vlogging. Planning to start that soon.

17. Go to the zoo. Love the zoo.

18. Go to London for the day/night with friends, and go to covent gardens.

19. Make a rainbow cake, I mean who doesn't?

20. Go camping with all my friends.

21. Make more music videos.

22. Make a huge daisy chain.

So this is my summer bucketlist. I just add things as they come to me, and I know it's not possible to do all of these, it's just things that I'd love to do.

Do you have a summer bucketlist or a life bucketlist?

Thanks for reading,

Stay Happy,

Sarah

Zumba!

Yes I do zumba...

And I thought I'd give it a review because I've never seen one before, I thought it might be handy.

So the impression that zumba gives of on TV is all really fit looking people in cropped tops and tights shorts, flinging their hair around and looking pretty. As much as I love zumba, I'm afraid this doesn't happen at my zumba class. By the end of it we're all sweating like hell, and look...worn out, is the nicest way I can put it.

But I still do it anyway!

I've been doing zumba now for about 3 years (wow that's a long time). I started with my mum and it's held at my old school which is around the corner so it's very practical. Me and my mum wanted a way that we can keep fit but that isn't repetitive and boring. We'd tried belly dancing before but it was just too far away, much to my dismay.

So we started zumba and really got to liking it. It is obviously very tiring but miraculously you don't ache one bit in the morning. We carried on going, sometimes missing the odd week for various reasons but we always came back to carry on.

Zumba is so much fun! I actually spend my week looking forward to it. You learn dances from all over the place, sometimes using famous songs like Proud Mary and songs off Hairspray.  Our instructer is so lively and bubbly, always getting us to join in shouting with her, but not pushing us if we get too tired. 

My friends have also started joining me which is more fun because we have such a laugh doing the dances, and because I don't go to the same college as some of my High School friends, its a good social place to catch up!

I HIGHLY recommend zumba to anyone who wants to start something different but fun, it's also obviously great for exercise, toning and stamina wise.

Very enjoyable and zumba classes are popping up everywhere now a days so I'm sure you'd be able to find one near you.

Does anybody else do zumba? If so what do you think of it?

Thanks for reading,

Stay Happy,

Sarah

(New YouTube video too >>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCokMmF-r7g )