THE MOST EXCTING NEWS

Hello all! I’m so so sorry for leaving you guys hanging for so long but the brutal truth is that I haven’t had anything to blog about! But here I am with THE most exciting news...

I have got a job in AUSTRALIA! As you’ll know from my last blog post, I decided at the end of summer that I was gonna give uni a miss and see where life takes me, and I guess life decided I belonged in the land down under. I’ll be working as an Au Pair with a lovely family in Melbourne for around 6 months before heading off to explore for a while and I am SO EXCITED! I love love love working with kids and to be able to do that whilst living in a different country is going to be an absolute dream. Obviously, I’ll miss my family and friends but this is the perfect opportunity for me to get off my bum since I’m now not going to uni.

I’ll keep you all updated before I leave in terms of the preparation that needs to take place and whilst I’m out there, but until then I wish you all well!!

Lizzy xx

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