Okay, it's here, it's official - NEW YEAR has come, however, I still can't believe 2017 is over. It was a good year and I'm really curious what will this year bring.
And because I'm not that person who loves making New Year's Resolution, in fact, I prefer making Birthday Resolutions (more about it here), I would like to dedicate this post to 2017. You know, just go back in my memory and highlight all the positive things that happened to me in 2017. Ready?
What I am extremly proud of is that I started to read more again. When I was a child, I used to read all the time and I'm so happy that in 2017 I read tons of book, for example:
Wild (Cheryl Strayed)
-read it after I watched Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life
(I can't belive it's over a year since the the comeback of GG! God, I missed these ladies so much)
(I can't belive it's over a year since the the comeback of GG! God, I missed these ladies so much)
Moby Dick (Herman Melville)
-extremely proud I read this one, it took me a while, but I did it!
How Starbuck Saved My Life (Michael Gates Gill)
-amazing book
1984 (George Orwell)
-depressing
So many books written by Sophie Kinsella
and loved them all
Swimming Pool Sunday
The Wedding Girl
Sleeping Arrangements
Can You Keep a Secret?
Remember Me?
Twenties Girl
-this one reminded me of Alexandra Potter's books
-filled with magic and ghost and I fell in love with it
I've Got Your Number
Wedding Night
The Undomestic Goddess
-as you can see I really love Sophie Kinsella's books, her books are witty, romantic, dramatic,...
all in one
Swimming Pool Sunday
The Wedding Girl
Sleeping Arrangements
Can You Keep a Secret?
Remember Me?
Twenties Girl
-this one reminded me of Alexandra Potter's books
-filled with magic and ghost and I fell in love with it
I've Got Your Number
Wedding Night
The Undomestic Goddess
-as you can see I really love Sophie Kinsella's books, her books are witty, romantic, dramatic,...
all in one
Big Magic (Elizabeth Gilbert)
-if you want to stay positive, read this one
-if you want to stay positive, read this one
Crisis In The Cheese Aisle (Robert Fulghum)
-Fulghum is my favourite author
A Good Year (Peter Mayle)
-Provence, wine,...a perfect book for me!
After You (Jojo Moyes)
-very different, expected something similar to Me Before You
Will Grayson, Will Grayson (John Green and David Levithan)
-so funny
The Girl Who Saved the King of Sweden (Jonas Jonasson)
-The Hundred-Year-Old Man was first and this seemed like a copy to me, same style, same funny stories, I prefer Old Man
I also visited two foreing countries I've never been before: Ireland and Bulgaria. Ireland is a country I definitely have to visit again someday...it's magical, charming and it's without doubt a place you have to visit! Bulgaria was great on one side, but terrible on the other. The cuisine, the sea, the people-amazing! However, the situation near the sea is sad - there are so so so many hotels everywhere! And I mean literally EVERYWHERE which is something that really bothered me. I know that tourism is an industry that brings money to countries, but this was over top!
And yes, I turned 25 in 2017...so I'm practically an adult but I don't feel like it all! I moved into my own appartment, because that's what adults do, right? But I still feel like a child :-)
To sum up,
2017 was really SOMETHING!
Kate
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