On the 10th of August my family and I traveled to Paris for a short holiday. It was incredible! We loved every second and I will defiantly be going back. Paris is a very magical city - hard to describe but if you have been there you will know. At 9 o'clock we left our house in north west London to get into central and check in, so I said good bye to my massive 5sos poster, slipped my converses and headed out the door - grabbing my bags on the way. We arrived with plenty of time, we went through security and hopped on the train that swiftly left at 11 on the dot.

I filmed my trip to and from Paris and have been working hard editing it all down into a short film.

I'm sorry for not posting in a while... at the moment I just haven't been very organised with anything. I just wanted to update you with a few things that I have experienced over the last week or so.

Firstly watching theatre at the cinema. Some of you may be thinking... 'what... that's odd' and your right it was. On the 27th of May to celebrate my mum's birthday - my mum, her best friend, my brother, sister and I went to the new London Designer Outlet in Wembly to watch the Curious Incident of the dog in the night time performed in theatre, then filmed and showed in Cinema. It was a totally new experience that made me stop and think about how other people think. Without giving the whole story away - the award winning play organised by the National Theatre shows the adventure of one young boy - Christopher Boone. The play is a murder mystery like no other. Christopher is fifteen and has Asperger's Syndrome. He knows a very great deal about maths and very little about human beings. He loves lists, patterns and the truth. He hates the colours yellow and brown and being touched. He has never gone further than the end of the road on his own, but when he finds a neighbour's dog murdered he sets out on a terrifying journey which will turn his whole world upside down. It truly made me think about how we treat people with disability and generally how the logic of the character Christopher made me want to think more like him in some situations that I may other wise be other thought about. It was an amazing night to go along with my amazing mum!

Secondly, My brother's 18th birthday! I can't believe it's been nearly 14 years since I joined the word and started to share it with this amazing boy! He truly has annoyed the hell out of me while looking after me like an angle :D To my delight later on the the summer we are taking a trip to Paris! I cannot wait and I will be filming a lot while I'm there so look forward to seeing blog posts about that shortly. Thanks for be an amazing brother and of course thanks for being there too sis.

Lastly... Tumblr talk. Thanks for getting me to 100 followers on Tumblr! I do know that is a minuscule number but everyone of you mean so much to me. I love chatting to you via Tumblr. If you want to ask a question go ahead. I would also like to point however (negative not here) yesterday it was D-Day; a significant point in WW2 and history in general. Yet despite many men and women dying for us to have a the freedom we in Britain do now - Tumblr decided that they would celebrate the fact that it was Doughnut day.  Even though I enjoy using Tumblr A LOT I still felt that it was extremely disrespectful with one comment from tumblr saying...