8 Things To Try That Might Make You Happy

We all need a pick-me up at times right? Whether you've had a rough day, an unexpected expenditure or maybe even a breakup, sometimes we all just need something that will make us feel good again. Here are eight ideas to try when you're feeling a little down...

1. Dance It Out

Have you seen Grey's Anatomy? If not then you really need to! I've watched Meredith and friends dance it out many a time. Whether it's because of a bereavement, a bad day at the hospital or even a break-up, she will put on a tune, crank up the volume and make her friends jump to their feet to join in. I've tried this one and it really does make you feel better. Choose something happy and with a good beat. If you've tried this already then I want to know! ;)

2. Pour A Glass Of Wine

I'm not an alcoholic (honest) even though I have a tendency to tweet every time I pour a glass of vino. It just helps me unwind and relax after a long, hard day. Maybe you prefer a good cup of tea and cake? Whatever your tipple is, make time to put your feet up and enjoy.

3. Watch A Feel Good Show

Initially I was going to say watch a feel good movie, but then I changed my mind. I rarely watch movies at the moment. I'm instead addicted to particular shows - I blame my mother for this - such as Grey's and Supergirl. My brother would suggest Sex And The City post breakup and I would have to agree. Friends is another great one if you need a laugh. There are literally so many fantastic shows to choose from that you can have your pick.

4. Eat Chocolate

Fact: Eating chocolate makes me feel better. Someone once told me that this is because chocolate increases your levels of endorphins. It also tastes divine! What other excuse do you need? Eat and feel happy I say! 

5. Splurge on Affordables 

Treat yourself to items that won't break the bank such as pretty notebooks and stationery. My biggest vice happens to be collecting any and all notepads with inspirational quotes splashed across the front. So when this little beauty dropped on my doorstep you can imagine how thrilled I was! This one was kindly sent to me by Sarah of small independent design company, Two Little Boys, but if you fancy grabbing one of these for yourself then check out their website. Home of unique gifts since 2002, you're sure to find something to put a smile on your face! :)

6. Go For A Walk Somewhere Different

I love the great outdoors, but sometimes doing the same old trek can become tiresome and boring. So why not mix it up a little? I like to try new places in the Lake District. It's simply beautiful there. I know that many of you don't live in the North West so you can't just pop over to Windermere or the likes, but find somewhere in your own vicinity that is quiet and picturesque. 

7. Plan A Road Trip 

The most important part in planning a road trip is choosing your company well! For me I tend to go on little jaunts with my sisters and nephews or specific friends. We put on some tunes, drive out into the country and stop off for lunch somewhere nice. A little bit of sunshine is always a plus too. Make sure you fill up the tank and pack some sun cream just in case!

8. Write A List

I'm not sure why, but writing lists always makes me feel better about things. When it's about self improvement, I'll often jot down extreme things such as plastic surgery! I'm not saying I'm going to get plastic surgery, it's actually more the act of writing the list and contemplating the possibilities that makes me feel okay again. When it's about blog related things, I'll assign myself little goals to work towards. If it's about a guy I'm trying to get over, it's a pros and cons list! Trust me this one really helps! Especially if your cons list is four times longer than your pros! ;)

Obviously there are plenty of other things you could try to lift your spirits and make you feel happy but I hope you find some of these ideas helpful. How do you cheer yourself up when you're feeling low? What makes you happy? 

Sending you all lots of love xxx

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A Must Read Lifestyle Blog - Jorlaska*

If you're on the lookout for new blogs to follow then I highly recommend you pop on over to Jorlaska. Taiba started this lifestyle blog in September 2015. I love that her posts are often raw, honest and so very personal. Here she tells you a little bit about herself...

'Hi, I'm Taiba. I'm a nineteen year old college student, inspiring others to explore the hidden secrets of the world.
You will often find me in the corner of some random coffee shop, surrounded by endless coffee cups, books and pens.
When I'm not blogging (or trying to get those A's)  I'm usually either working at the local Subway, co-running a social space with other women or trying to escape reality by losing myself in a stream of words.
Jorlaska is not just a lifestyle blog but rather an expression of my inner creativity and how I feel about the turmoil of the society we live in.
I spent almost a year searching for something worthwhile to do with my time, the outcome being Jorlaska.
One year later and Jorlaska has now grown to include controversial topics and content aimed to inspire others. You'll also find Coffee with Jorlaska and some personal letters written to myself.'

Here are three of my favourite posts by Taiba.

1. '11 Facts About Me.'

2. 'You Can Achieve Wonders Alone.'

3. 'It's All Personal.'

You can find Taiba on most social media avenues including Twitter and Instagram. You can also follow her blog on Bloglovin.

Thanks for reading. Who are your favourite bloggers? 

Justine xxx

Images not my own. 

*Jorlaska is one of GirlGoneDreamer's March Advertisers

5 Must Read Blogs

Hello lovelies! Today is all about sharing some blog love. If you follow me on Twitter then you'll have noticed that I like to share my latest favourite blog reads with everyone. Of course I'm also aware that not everyone uses Twitter so I thought I'd use GGD to share five must read blogs that I've come across in the last few months. Curl up with a brew (or glass of wine) and enjoy.


1. thirteenthoughts

Paula's blog is now one of my regular 'go-to' reads. Whether she's talking beauty, lifestyle or blogging tips, her posts are always spot on and I love her use of photography!

2. HannahGale

I honestly think I must have been hiding under a rock not to have discovered Hannah's blog before now. She posts about fashion, blogging, beauty and life, (in fact just about everything) but the reason I love Hannah's blog most is because she always keeps it real.

3. poppiesinoctober

Erin's blog is simply gorgeous to look at. I love the layout, the photography and just like me, she loves to write. I was super excited when I read that she is writing a novel. She blogs about lots of topics including mental health, lifestyle, literature and motivation.

4. Flourishing Freelancer

Dani writes about writing. Literally. Her website is full of useful posts on how to be a better blogger and freelancer. If you're a writer, blogger or aspiring writer, go give this one a read.

5. Girl Untold

Girl Untold is so much more than just a blog. Created by Sarah who has suffered from various things such as mental illness, addiction, eating disorders and self harm. GirlUntold is a movement to share her story, empower women and tackle society's pressure to be, look, act and think a certain way. (Sarah's own words - how can you not love a motto like that? Go show your support and give her a follow.)


Have you any recommended blog reads to share? Please leave any links in the comments section below.


Justine xxx




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Something A Bit Different

Dear Blogger Friends... Five Years From Now

Who knows where we'll all be five years from now. I often contemplate the possibilities. Will I be a successful writer? Will I have even sent my novel to a literary agent? Maybe I'll be a mother, or maybe I'll be a recluse with a collection of fifty cats ha ha. Of course a lot can happen in a five year period. Rewind sixty months and the one and only Zoe Sugg was probably only just starting to make a name for herself in the blogsphere. February 2009 saw her gain 1000 or so followers. Fast forward to September 2015 and she'd received over 540 million visits. Sprinkle of Glitter was a phrase more likely linked to an art student. And Tanya Burr was a name I'd never heard of. How things change.
Any blogger worth their weight in gold has heard of these three women. Let's face it, seeing their success makes us all that more hungry for some of our own.

I think it's fun and exciting to imagine where we'll be and what we'll be doing in the future. With that in mind I decided to write a 'letter' to three of my favourite bloggers set five years from now. If you enjoy reading it and it inspires you to do something similar, feel free.

Hello my lovely blogger friends, how is life treating you? I cannot believe how quickly five years has gone by. Who'd have thought we'd all be where we are now.


Jordan, as Craig Revel Horwood would say, you were FAB.U.LOUS in your West End debut. Wicked is my favourite all time musical. Maybe you might get invited to do Strictly next! Fingers crossed hey? I also heard that you achieved your dream of becoming a Victoria's Secret model?! You're going to be AMAZING! Not jealous in the slightest. Not one little bit. Pah, Who am I kidding? With a figure like yours, we're all jealous! Huge congratulations. Looking forward to reading your debut novel. I'm currently writing my second and sales are doing well on the first. Don't tell anyone yet but they're talking movie rights! Hugely excited to see where this journey takes us all next.

HelloMissJordan

Hi Jemma! Hope you're well. Firstly I have to say how much I ADORE your new stationery range. Who'd have thought this time five years ago you'd be collaborating with WHSmith for an exclusive line? Actually I always had a sneaky feeling that you would do well. You've been talented and determined since day dot and if anybody deserves success it's you! I just know your dad will be watching so proudly over you. Secondly it was fantastic watching 'Who Are You Really?' your latest YouTube video. Zoella and you seemed to hit it off really well. She's just so down to earth despite her 'celebrity status.' Then again, so are you. That's what I've always loved about you Jemma! No matter what, you've always had time for others and will try to help where you can. I think you should do a Q&A with Louise Pentland next! I heard the next Girl Gang event is to be held in the Manchester Apollo this year? I hope I can get tickets this time. They always sell out so fast!

DORKFACE 

Hey Flo! How are things? One of these days I'm going to have to catch you for lunch when you're actually in one place for long enough. I can't keep up with you lol! Jet-setting from one country to the next. You look like you're having an AMAZING time though! And huge congratulations on getting the DJ job for Radio 1's Big Weekend! I knew you'd do it. Maybe you could write about it in your next column for Look magazine? I predict even bigger things from you this next twelve months! I finally bit the bullet and bought my own Bridal shop. Better late than never hey? I'm currently working on an eco friendly line so watch this space!

LoveFromFlorenceGrace

Lots of love

Justine

xxx

So there you have it. Of course this was just for fun and I couldn't possibly have included ALL of the bloggers I follow. That said, each and every one of you deserves every success and I can only hope that we all get to share in each others success and spread the joy along the way. There's always a risk that one of us might get bored and fall off that old blogging wagon but I doubt it. We all enjoy it too much! Happy humpday. Now go BE that flamingo in a flock of pigeons. Dare to be different. Dare to be yourself. We each have our own unique gift to share with the world. Go forth and kick some blog ass! 

Love to you all xxx

All photos except header image taken from respective blog owners. Header imagine FREE stock photo from ColorUBold.

Zoe Sugg facts found from Wikipedia

Taking Inspiration from Zoella

Hello all! Sorry for my lack of posts this last fortnight, I've been crazy busy. Got lots of things in the pipeline including a new book blog which I can't wait to share with you all! Meanwhile you can keep up to date with plenty of book related stuff by following @BloggersRead over on Twitter.

Yesterday I bought Cosmo magazine for the first time in ages. Now I'm going to be honest here, I don't usually read it. In fact I probably won't for another year - sorry Cosmo! The only reason I picked up the current issue was because Zoe Sugg aka Zoella was on the cover and I wanted to read the article.

To me, Zoe is the queen of blogging. I know there are countless other talented bloggers out there, and yes I love you all too. But Zoe has managed to achieve something that most of us can only dream of and has remained just as down to earth in the process.

I have lost count of the times I've had to explain to my non-blogger friends and family just what it's all about. Some look at me with puzzled expressions and clearly just don't get it. Others nod along encouragingly and give me motivation as and when required. I hope they read Cosmo this month and that the penny drops. Because this girl is living my dream!!

I started this blog as a way to put myself out there a bit. Also to start building an author platform. I didn't expect to love it so much or to take it all so seriously but here we are, over a year down the line and I have BIG plans for GGD! I'm not at the point of creating videos - yet. (Give me a paper bag to wear over my head and I may consider.) But I'm working on lots of different projects all blog related. Some of my goals may never see the light of day, but I'm sure as hek having fun trying. It's because of Zoe and others like her that I feel like I CAN achieve these crazy feats.

Reading how far Zoe has come makes me wonder where we'll all be in five years time. Will any of us have our own beauty or lifestyle range? I hope so. Maybe I might finally see my novel published too. Finishing it would be a start! I hope that whatever happens we all continue to have lots of fun along the way.

As some of you may know, this hasn't been the easiest of years for me. However, for the first time in ages I feel like I want to say the future is looking bright. Or brighter at any rate. I hope yours is too.

Love to you all xxx







Header Image taken from Zoella post: https://www.zoella.co.uk/2016/09/fell-in-love-with-edinburgh.html Copyright not my own

Meet My July Advertisers

Hello all! Hope life is treating you kindly. I cannot believe that we're into July. Secretly I'm getting rather excited as it means Christmas is drawing ever nearer. Those that follow me already may remember that it's my favourite time of year. Yes I can hear your groans lol! 

With it being a brand new month I'm also featuring new advertisers in my sidebar. I'd like to introduce you all to Katie, Rebecca Jane, Aimee and Andrew. Please do show them your support as you have done me over the last twelve months. Go check out their websites and give them a follow if you fancy! Happy weekend, happy reading... Justine xxx

Hi! My name's Katie and I blog over at Kaleidoscope peonies - a relatively new blog which I'm having so much fun with, verging on obsessed. 

I graduated from Liverpool Uni last year after studying English and recently returned from traveling South East Asia, Indonesia and Australia - hence my two favourites; travel and literature. 

My blog features a little bit of everything, beauty, literature, travel and lifestyle. 

Have a look if you'd like a giggle!

Blog- http://kaleidoscopepeonies.blogspot.co.uk

Bloglovin'- https://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/kaleidoscope-peonies-14252241

Twitter- https://twitter.com/TKatie_3

Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/kaleidoscopepeonies/

I'm Rebecca Jane and I'm a lifestyle blogger living in the gorgeous Scottish countryside. 

I love my beautiful dog, Bandit and we spend a lot of time wandering around our picturesque town. 

I post life advice, beauty reviews, book recommendations and the odd topical post. 

I'm usually always on Twitter if you want to chat and am a very 'granny-like' person.

All the hugs.

All the love.

                                                        

Blog- https://pocahontasjane.wordpress.com/

Facebook - http://facebook.com/pocahontasjane

Instagram - http://instagram.com/pocahontasjane

Twitter  - http://twitter.com/pocahontasjane_

Hi! I'm Aimee and I've only been blogging a year. To be honest, I've never really stuck at anything this long but blogging has felt like the perfect fit from the moment I wrote my first ever blog post. (Which was, - if I remember correctly - about cat toys ha ha!)
I really do enjoy blogging and I love that people take the time out of their day to read my words!
So what else do I do besides blogging?
I'm a cat mama - and my little cat takes up a lot of my time and attention! (He's very spoilt!)
I also love reading and you'll find some book related posts on my blog.
And shopping! (There's always haul posts on my blog too!)
I hope you'll visit my little old blog. I don't really have a niche so I think (*hope) that there's something for everyone there!

My blog link is www.aimeeraindropwrites.co.uk

My Facebook page for the blog is https://www.facebook.com/aimeeraindropwrites

My Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/aimeeraindrop/

My Twitter is https://twitter.com/aimeeraindrop

And my Bloglovin’ is http://www.bloglovin.com/blogs/aimeeraindropwrites-14119997

Hi, I'm Andy - I write comedy novels and I run, although not at the same time. I had my debut novel '26 Miles to the Moon' published last year which features a unique mix of rockets, tattoos, catnapping, running, cross-dressing, skulduggery, New York, and nudity on the London Eye. Judging from reviews, people are loving it, so check it out if you want an easy read and a bit of fun.

This year I've been helping fellow authors with advice and editing, and attempting to sound like I know what I'm talking about.

I love football and most sports, reading, travelling, cats, photography and I have an irregular blog that covers most of these. I'm currently undertaking my biggest challenge - father of a toddler. A PhD in tantrums awaits...

Check out my website 

http://andrewmales.com/26-miles-to-the-moon/

Head on over to Amazon to get your FREE kindle edition or the paperback for £9.99!

 https://www.amazon.co.uk/26-Miles-Moon-Great-Space/dp/1910565245

*All photos except header taken from relevant websites/blogs. Copyright not my own.
*And to any of you clever clogs, before you say it... :) Yes I l know the dates on the calendar are wrong. It's an older one which was a gift but kept as I loved the cute pictures. But well done if you paid that much attention.

Catch Up...

I have a confession. I am a terrible blogger. I've only just realised how long it's been since my last post. I really have no excuse other than that I've been busy doing other things, for instance my novel which btw is coming along nicely. In fact straight after I upload this I'll be back to typing up my indecipherable scribblings from this last week. In all honesty I've been so wrapped up in the world of Emily (my main character) that I've not wanted to work on anything else. One day it'll be finished and I can't wait to share it with all of you.

This is more of a catch up post I suppose. Just to let you know that I am still lurking lol. And I promise to try upload more frequently. I decided that while I am catching you lovelies up, I may as well share some of my favourites from this last two weeks.

I love my magazines. I don't spend half as much money on them as I once did but I still have a few staple monthly reads.

Writing Magazine is a MUST for any writers, aspiring or published. Filled with helpful advice, and competitions to hone your skills. At £4.10 it is on the pricey side but I don't have many vices so I can justify this one!

Vogue is not one I'd usually buy to be honest. I find it's just crammed with adverts. But... I bought the June issue at £3.99 purely because one of my favourite ladies was on the cover. Hello to the Duchess of Cambridge! Are there any other Kate fans out there? This issue was still filled with loads of adverts but I also found myself being inspired by the skilled photography featured.

I subscribe to Love From... and I suppose yes you could say I'm biased because I write the Let's Talk column but I DO so love this little publication. It's just different from anything else on the market. I love that we include fresh new talent and that we don't conform to the 'style' of other traditional glossy magazines. The birthday issue is no exception. In fact I'm going to go out on a limb and say it's the best issue yet. LF's first birthday also sees the re-launch. As such if you order currently, you'll get it for free! Featuring informative articles, helpful tips, inspirational pull outs, recipes for cheesecake and of course an interview with the founder/editor Florence! Try it for size and let me know what you think! Click HERE to visit the LF website and to order your free copy.

Last but not least I want to mention the new book I bought just yesterday by Paige Toon, 'The One We Fell In Love With.' I began this last night and ended staying up rather late as I got drawn into the story of three beautiful women (identical triplets) and their love for one man, Angus. I don't want to spoil the story for any of you but it's an easy going read, perfect for de-stressing after a hard day. Plus who doesn't love a bit of romance? As a paperback format it's a standard £7.99 but you can usually pick it up cheaper online or in the supermarkets. If you click HERE you'll be redirected to Paige's website.

Well it's been rather nice doing this post. I forgot how much I loved blogging! Hope you all have a fabulous weekend and I'll catch you soon... xxx

Favourite Blog Reads

Well hello again my lovely people! Have you all had a fabulous weekend? Sorry for the delay in uploading this. I ended up spending the afternoon with two of my nephews and what fun we had! One thing I'd always wanted to have a bash at was carving pumpkins! I can now say I have officially tried it! 

Ok, so I have to say my attempt probably looks way cuter than a Halloween pumpkin should, but in my defence I was helping out my four year old nephew... :) But check out Nathan's! I think his 'vampire' pumpkin is awesome. Not bad for a nine year old!

As is the norm for my Sunday post, I have collected a few of my favourite blog reads from over the last week. Kayleigh over at VeryBerryCosmo celebrated her first blog birthday yesterday! Sending huge congratulations her way! But my personal favourite read of the week has to be Heidi Swain's... 'My Writing Life with Emma Davies.' To read either of these two posts or indeed any of the others, just click on the relevant images below. Enjoy and may this week bring with it many good things for you all! 

Justine xxx

 'VeryBerryCosmo's 1st Birthday'

by VeryBerryCosmo

'Introduction To Seventeen Cosmetics'

by Hanna Talks

'When The Left Hand Doesn't Know What The Right Is Doing'

by Forever Amber

 'Fall Daily: How I Use Fashion To Get Over Heartbreak'

by Maya Horikawa

 'Review: After You by Jojo Moyes'

by Fabulous Book Fiend

 

'4 Bases For 3 Skin Concerns'

by From Roses

 'Autumn Home Comforts/Gift Ideas'

by Phases Of Robyn

 

 'Autumn Nail Polish Collection'

by Ninz Beauty

 'Tanya Burr Makeup Haul'

by Katie Elizabeth Meehan

'Alpha Hydrox Enhanced Lotion 10% Glycolic AHA Review'

 by Coffee Makes Everything Better

 'Collection Brow Kits'

by Pixiwoo.com

'My Writing Life with... Emma Davies'

by  Heidi Swain

 'YouTube Videos You Need To See'

by Underland To Wonderland

*All photos taken from relevant blogs. Copyright not my own.

My weekend so far...

 

£1.99 on Amazon. Click here to buy. Click here for reviews.

Another recommended read!

'Emma is a newly-wed looking forward to some blissful years with her new husband, Mike, but everyone else expects her to have children. Emma is a teacher and so, in everyone's mind, she MUST want children.

However, Emma has never wanted children and has to convince her husband, her family and her friends that she's not cut out for motherhood.

Instead, Emma wishes to pursue her teaching career and help children with Special Educational Needs, but her plans are thwarted and she has to make a decision which will affect her and her husband forever.'

Kathryn can be contacted via her Twitter page. Click here to be redirected.

My weekend so far...

Have any of you ever kept a diary? I used to fill one in daily. I think I would have been about ten or eleven when I first began documenting every waking moment. By the time I had reached my late teens it just sort of stopped. These days I prefer to share my thoughts etc with you guys. For whatever reason it makes me feel much better than a diary ever did.

Today was an exhausting day emotionally. We went to see my grandad. (My sister and I with her boys.) It was much harder than I had imagined it would be. The house seemed so empty without my nanna pottering about and there were a lot of tears shed. On a positive note however, our visit seemed to perk up my grandad so I guess we just have to keep taking it one day at a time.

Completely changing the subject, I've managed to get a lot of work done on my novel. It is as I've probably said before, an altogether cathartic process for me. And I'd just like to say a huge thankyou to all who have emailed me, especially Lucy! I certainly couldn't get this story right without your help. Roll on the day when it's finished so I can finally share it with you all!

I'm settling down for the evening with a muchly needed glass of wine now but I hope you've all had a pleasant weekend so far! Have any of you got any exciting plans for tomorrow? (I'm personally looking forward to my weekly fix of 'Sunday Blog Share.')

Catch you all soon... 

Justine xxx

P.s... Next weeks post is finally beauty related. This is after all supposed to be a blog about books, life, fashion AND beauty! :)

New Book Review From Murphy's Mother

 

 

Book Review...

'Die Again' by Tess Gerritsen

Happy Friday people! Hope you've all had a pleasant week? Today's post is another from my resident book reviewer, Murphy's Mother. As you all may remember from her previous posts, she loves crime fiction and is a HUGE Tess Gerritsen fan... And on that note here is her review of Tess' latest novel.

Dear fellow readers...

Today's review is of Die Again by Tess Gerritsen. This is an amazingly gripping novel from start to finish. 

In Boston, Dectective Jane Rizzoli and Forensic Pathologist Maura Isles are investigating a bizarre murder. A man has been found gutted and hanging in his home. When the remains of another victim are found, it's clear that this murderer has been at work for years and not just in Boston.

Maura connects the case to a number of seemingly unrelated deaths where the victims have all been found hanging upside down, the hallmark of a leopard's kill.

Rizzoli follows the puzzling trail all the way to Botswana where she uncovers the unsolved mystery of a deadly camping safari six years before. When she realises the two cases are connected, Rizzoli must track down the sole survivor of the tragic trip to discover who or what is behind these gruesome deaths. 
 

This is another outstanding thriller in Tess Gerritsen's series featuring Detective Jane Rizzoli and her friend and colleague, medical examiner Dr Maura Isles. 

I love the characters of Jane and Maura, Tess portraits the warmth of the two women really well and this novel carries on adding depth to their relationship.

I can't wait to read Tess Gerristen's next novel.

Until next time... MM  xxx

Thanks as always to the lovely Murphy's Mother! Hope you all check out her latest recommendation. Should any of you want to know more about the author, I did a little bit of research...

Who is Tess Gerritsen? 

Tess worked for many years as a physician. It was while on maternity leave that Tess first began to write fiction. 'Call After Midnight' her debut novel was published in 1987. Now living in Maine, Tess has retired from medicine and writes full time.

Click here to read more about Tess' novel 'Die Again.'
 

'Detective Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner Maura Isles are back—and they're going into the wild to find a killer. Die Again is the latest heart-pounding thriller in Tess Gerritsen's New York Times bestselling series, the inspiration behind TNT's hit show Rizzoli & Isles.' (Excerpt taken from tess.gerritsen.com)

Contact Tess via Twitter: @tessgerritsen or via email: tess@tessgerritsen.com

 
That's all for now... Thankyou once again for all your lovely tweets, emails and messages. I never tire of hearing from you all! I also just want to share a glimpse of this beautiful card which I received this week from one of my readers... Huge thankyou for this! It really did make my day! 

I'll be back on Sunday with part two of my post on author Andrew Males! Until then, have a fabulous Friday night and weekend! GGD xxx