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I'M BACK!

Hello Everyone!

I am writing this post to tell you all that I AM BACK!

I'd like to apologise for my complete lack of blogging over the past what 16 months?!

The explanation for this is basically coming to Uni. I CANNOT believe I am now a second year! It's true what they say about first year absolutely flying by. I decided to stop writing blog posts in my first year as to be honest I felt I didn't have time! Coming from little teeny cutesy York to the legend that is Newcastle has definitely been a jerk to the system. Meeting so many amazing people and adjusting to a degree takes time. It's all been very intense! Oh, and of course, the one big fat thing that's got in the way has of course been 'THE SESH' (as sad as that sounds...) hahaha.

The past few months I've really missed writing and blogging, so I'm determined to bring my blog back to life with some fun Lexy ramblings...

Lots of love,

Alex

x

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