follow friday #1:

This is my first "Follow Friday" that I've done on this blog. I've done one of two on Twitter, but wanted to share with you the blogs that I enjoy reading.

I went through all the blogs I follow last night, and separated my favourite ones into categories, and will do one of these categories each week.


The Good Girls:

These are girls I either know, or have had a little conversation with and find rather endearing. I always enjoy reading their blogs and seeing what they're up to.



1. Kim at Sweet Monday. I've known Kim for a few years, as she was in the same class as my best friend at uni. She always dresses really well and has perfect nails ;) I miss partying with her a lot!


2. Karys at Who Is Grumble Beard. Karys' blog is full of sweet ramblings, and really cute videos of her playing her guitar and singing songs - sometimes with her fiance! I always enjoy watching them :)



3. Nicole at Dottie. Nicole was also at uni with my best friend. I like how fresh her blog is, and how she experiments with fashion.



4. Katie-Jane at Curiosity Often Leads To Trouble. I love her photography so much. I feel like it gives a real insight into her life, and it feels really personal. Especially when many of her photos involve her family.


5. Bee at Vivatramp. I always enjoy reading her regular bloglight, h is for happy and friday favourites posts. Really cute blog about things she loves!


6. Cowbiscuits. Now, I may not know this girl's actual name, but she's definitely a good egg. She's from a town about 20minutes away from me and yet we've never met! I love reading her blog, and she has the best hair and lips combo!


I didn't really know what to write about each blog as this is my first time, so you'll just have to go and see for yourself!


On a side note I just wanted to mention To Write Love On Her Arms.

"To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery."

It's an amazing cause that I rediscovered last night. There's still a massive cloud of shame around depression and the like, and I for one always feel like I have to hide that side of me for fear of being judged.

Anyway, just check it out. They can say it way better than I can.