Liyahs World

Its over! My GCSE's, along with everyone else's are over! I cannot tell you how relieved I am, I threw away all my books which felt great and now I am free to enjoy my summer. But now the question is, what am I going to do for about 10 weeks? I've not joined any camps or outdoor activities but I do have plans! So for this weeks post I'm going to compile my summer plans, in an attempt to be interesting instead of leaving my blog un-updated, which would be dumb since I have so much free time on my hands. 1. LOSE WEIGHT This is my main priority because for some someone who just turned 16, (on the 31st of May btw) my weight is a huge issue. (Pun intended?) Now firstly, if you saw me in real life, you'd probably think I was skinny, which is what the majority of my friends think but I think that's due to what I wear, most of my clothes look very slimming but in all reality but stomach is not flat. I'd love for it to be flat but my weight

Remember the sadness, Remember the pain Remember the way you felt Was it all just a game? Remember the way you cried expecting him to change, but he was too far lost in his own petty ways Remember the anxiety of wanting to say hi Remember your heart weeping when he left without saying goodbye Remember how you feel now when you want to forgive will it all be worth it for his slow tender kiss? Remember your worth but don't forget the good memories cherish them as you go, in sweet beautiful flurries Remember there are many of 'him' that wont destroy you and leave you hurt And remember, please remember not to give in to his silly repetitive flirts. End of poem message: Sorry for the change of tone, I've just been feeling a little down so I wrote this poem to express what I've been going through, it only took me about 10 minutes so it might be kinda bad, I'm not an experienced poet or anything but this pre

Guess who's back? MEEEEEEEE Yeah sorry I've been absent for a while, GCSE's started a while back so I've been spending a long while trying to locate a cave I can live in for the next fifty years. Jokes, whilst being fully submerged in these exams I discovered something... They're actually not that bad Obviously the non stop revision is a pain but they really are just like doing mock exams, I try not to remind myself how super duper important they are because that'll just stress me out. Unfortunately I don't have any "amazing" exam tips to help stress because I just don't believe in them to be honest. I see tips all the time such as "During the exam, take a deep breath" but if I'm freaking out, I'm freaking out! Nothing will stop it! All I can say to my fellow exam takers is: be strategic, do past papers! They really help, most of the time questions similar to those on the past papers are put on the rea