Diary Entry: Hectic!

I have totally been neglecting the blog since the house move, I know. Things have been pretty manic at the moment. Not only are we still trying to get everything straight in the new house, I am also considering returning to work so have been job searching lots. My best friend is now only weeks away from giving birth so I have also been spending lots of time with her talking all things baby and labour, and going along with her to hospital appointments and scans. She also had her babyshower last weekend which was lovely.

It seems lately that time has been going by really fast and I don't have time for much. I miss blogging reguarly though so I will be back writing more often very soon! I have filmed another vlog, but it is extremely quiet so I may have to re-film it! I hope all my followers are well and had a good valentine's day. As my boyfriend is anti-valentine's we celebrated our 4 month anniversary on the Sunday before instead and my mum bought me a bunch of pink tulips instead on the day itself.

Tonight me and my family are off out for a meal as it is my little brother's 17th birthday, can't wait!

The Valentine's Day Debate

Every year as Valentine's day approaches there are always single people moaning about being alone on the 'most romantic day of the year'. The last two years I have been single. The first was when I was a few months pregnant with Cameron and things were very emotional with my ex boyfriend so it was pretty much written off. Last year I had been single for a long time, had a five month old baby and so much Uni work I was struggling to cope. As my flatmate was out for a meal with her boyfriend, my best friend came over and we cooked dinner together and had some wine and watched a scary film. She even brought me a red rose. This was probably the most romantic thing someone has ever done for me on Valentine's day. Seriously.

The thing is, even though it's usually the single people that bitch about February 14th, being in a couple doesn't guarantee you romance. My first boyfriend managed a huge bar of dairy milk one year and a heated up ready meal another whilst the boyfriend I was with at Uni managed a bit better and took me out for a meal. I am one of those people that love to spoil the person I am with and so in the past have gone all out on Valentine's, just as I have done with Christmas and birthdays. Having been with my boyfriend for four months, I have come to realise that he is the opposite to me when it comes to occassions.

When the red and pink decorations started appearing in shops just after Christmas was over with, the topic of Valentine's came up. Turns out he is 'anti' Valentine's day. His reason? He says it is too commercialised (which is true) and that he tells me he loves me every day so why does he need to show me how much on one day (also true). So why do I feel a bit disappointed that I will not be celebrating along with all the other smug coupled up people on this 'special' day? Probably because I am a girl and I have been brought up watching Disney and seeing men sweeping women off their feet at every turn.

Deep down though I know I don't need something saying how much he loves me on it when he says it to me all the time and shows me every day. I am really happy for the first time in such a long time. That's all that matters (though if he's reading this, the romantic crap would still be very much appreciated)...