Kate

According to the year of my birth I belong to the group of people called 'Generation Y' or as I call it 'Generation Why'. The word why is the main thing in which this generation differs from the previous generation - Generation X. We tend to question everything, or almost everything. We want to live fully and enjoy everything life can offer. Is it wrong? Is it wrong we want to have a flexible working hours and spend more time with our friends or family? I feel the precious thing in my life is time. I have no idea how much I have left, so I want to enjoy every second of my life, I don't want to waste my time doing things I don't enjoy or in a job I don't like. Of course we all need money to pay our bills and to be capable of having this life full of adventures, but is it neccessary to spend every day 8 hours in a job and then go home and repeat this 5 days a week? What about spending less time at work and more with people you want spend time with? What about skip a day at work and wake up early and go and watch a sunrise? I mean, of course we have rules, but we don't live forever. We should enjoy our life, celebrate every moment of it, do more things we love,...

Yesterday I had a nice family time with my mum. We went out to have lunch in a restaurant and I couldn't believe my eyes. It was Sunday, few minutes past midday and the restaurant was full of families who had the same idea. So far it's absolutely ok, BUT almost every member at every table had a smart phone in his or her hands and was doing something very important and didn't give a f*** about their relatives.
I know its becoming an issue, people spend more time on their mobile phones than in a reality even a condom company made a commercial about touching phones more than partners, but that's quite a different story. I am so mad at people who tend to spend time rather on their phones than with people they love. I feel its such a waste of time when you spend some time with your friends or family and you are in a different places. It's so mean I think.
Do you feel it the same way or do you love your phone so much you can't even switch it off at night?

After two weeks full of work I finally have few days off. I went to my work for only 3 hours today and came home just on time to have lunch. After that I finished my candy cotton I bought yesterday at a traditional Autumn market that took place in our town. And of course I had a cup of coffee - a day without coffee is not a perfect day for me! I also went out for a walk, but I spent majority of the afternoon with a book in my hand because I just couldn't stop reading. I am still reading Me Before You and eventhough I have seen the film twice and I know how it's all going to end and what will happen, I cannot stop reading, because it's the best lovestory I've ever read! To be honest, I may also had a nap on our balcony where I spent pretty much the whole afternoon with my sister. 

Hello everybody!
Today is Friday! For many of you it means that chill is coming! For me, however, it means going to work, BUT by work I mean the cinema, so its' not exactly some kind of hardworking, more likely something like the best job ever or something like that. Today I will see the new Woody Allen film and I can't wait! I love his new films so much that every year I am like Is it out? Is it here already? (For those of you who don't know Woody Allen or just don't watch his films: He makes a new film every year!)
So, that was some work stuff and now it's time to wish You Happy Weekend! What are you guys up to? Are you going somewhere or just resting at home? And what about your Week so far?
I've done few things I am very happy about! First of all, I finally managed to finish my Parisian clothbag (100% handmade, so I spent sooo much time sewing it, but I love the result) and here it is:

Happy Monday!
The weekend is gone and new week is on! I hope it will be a productive one. And what about my weekend? I want to share it with you in just few sentences.
My weekend (well, actually my Saturday morning) started with work, I woke up before 8 and after breakfast and packing up everything important I left. I spent 3 hours in one job and went straight to my other job where I spent pretty much the whole afternoon. At about 5 o´clock in the evening my boyfriend and his mum and sister picked me up and we went to a restaurant to have a dinner together. Guess what I get! Yes, a hamburger (one of my top 10 favourite meals) and of course a cup of cappuccino. The plan after dinner was to finally see The Godfather, but the film is damn so long that after preparation of pancakes for Sunday morning I didn't feel like spending 3 hours in front of a tv, so I was switching the programmes on tv and went to sleep about midnight.
Sunday was amazing, because I didn't have to wake up early, so I had a morning chill with brunch (pancakes, coffee, tea) and spent the whole morning at home and went to work after lunch where I spent the rest of the day.

When I was younger, back at the times when my sister studied in Prague, all Sunday evenings were the same. She left and suddenly  the flat was different and the room we shared was empty. I hated it. After she left every Sunday I had a shower (or bath), did my homework, spent some time on the internet or watched tv with my parents. However it was strange every time!
Now she is all grown up and lives in her own place and even my Sundays are more grown up. Some of them I spend at work (like this one) and some of them I spend with my mum and sister. We call our Sunday evenings 'film night' because when we meet, we prepare a bunch of meal and open a bottle of wine and watch a film. I have to admit that this variant is far more better than what my Sunday evenings used to be like few years back.
And what about your Sundays?

It all started on Friday when my boyfriend came over and we had a breakfast together. He brought the best thing in the whole world: a donut! I don't eat them very often, because my favourite store doesn't have a shop in the Czech Republic anymore, so it's quite complicated to get to the shop and buy the best donuts ever, however from time to time it's also delicious to eat a 'fake' donut or Czech donut.
Soo, this was Friday. A donut, a cup of tea + a cup of coffee for breakafast and then a lovely walk to the city centre. Before lunch my bf had to leave because he had a meeting, so I made some lunch, had another cup of coffee and slowly but surely started to pack up my things for a weekend with my family.

Hello guys!
Yesterday I spent a lovely day in my town with my beloved boyfriend. The fashion Market took place in front of the cinema and in the evening there was a special event called "Blind"- it means that you come to the cinema, pay no money for ticket and have no clue what film be on the screen. If you don't like the film, you can just leave,but if you do, you can watch it and after the end on your way home you can pay as much as you want. This event takes place every month and I love the whole idea!
Are you curious what film was on the screen yesterday?
Hint: one of my favourite, with one lovely and pretty actress, black and white, takes place in Rome,Italy,... yes, it was Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn.
So it was a perfect date (according to me). For those of you who haven't seen the Roman Holiday - it is a must-see! It's romantic, magical and funny!

I admire minimalism. The idea of not having so many unnecessary things is wonderful! My room, however is not very minimalistic and my wardrobe... you really don't want to see it!
Few days ago, before I closed my eyes and went to sleep, I was thinking about all the things I have and about all the things I need and I am absolutely sure I don't need majority of them. However, take all of the things that I love, but don't need and just throw them away seems like a very hard task for me! And that is the problem: I don't want to own so many things, but I can't throw some of them away.
While writing this, I feel like a romantic hero from a book who is thinking about his/her lover and feels so empty but full of love at the same time. You know what I mean? Yes, instead of thiking about my romantic affair I am thinking about number of shirts, papers and others...
Why do I have 10 pairs of shoes insted of having only 3? Somewhere I read an article about Project 333 - for 3 months you wear only 33 pieces of clothing. Interesting, huh? For me this would mean to throw away my whole wardrobe :-)
But I'm not thinking only about clothes, I mean everything else: plants, pencils,... I tend to keen on things and I also feel like I'm addicted to them. Nowadays I buy only items I need (well, I am trying to buy only items I really need), but my need to own something only because I like it is sometimes stronger than me, though I think I am on the right way! And slowly, but surely, I am making a whole new order in my room and trying to be less possessive.
And what about you? How many things do you REALLY need?

It's September.
In the area where I live it means the end of summer. Today is a great example of how it is going to be like for the next 3 or 4 months: rainy weather, windy, no Sun. Sounds pretty depressing, right? However I don't exaggerate. Autumn is not a very lovely part of the year in my town and I don't enjoy the rain drops and wind ruining my umbrella, together with my cold hands and black and white world outside.
That is why I am trying to stay positive no matter what. I drink a lot of tea, don't skip my daily coffee break, enjoy every minute the Sun shows on the sky, I also love the colorful leaves on the trees and when the weather is really horibble I imagine myself lying on the beach in the Sun and everything feels just right.
(Still I hope that few summer days will show up, because God, I really miss summer already)

I started my YouTube Channel last year and I wanted to become a famous and popular YouTuber. Well, it's easy to be said but harder to be done. I realise that making videos is very time-consuming and you have to be really into it and fully commited which I wasn't. If I were to choose between vlogging and blogging it would be blogging. Writing is somehow more comfortable for me.
Nevertheless, I still have my YouTube channel and from time to time I add a new video, but more than making a video, I enjoy watching vlogs of my favourite YouTubers.
I admire their steadiness and enthusiasm. I know that making a new video every day isn't a very easy task. You need to have a bunch of new ideas and you need your audience to be faitfthul to you.
Just for fun and example I want to show you some of my videos.