5 Items On My Dream Board

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Hiya you lovely lot,

 I keep seeing bloggers post about things that they desire so I thought I'd compile a short list of some things that I dream about for my future.

There is something that is reiterated in the business that I am in and that is to have a dream/goal board. This is so you can envisage having these items every day and therefore work harder to get them. It is your motivation. I do believe it works. It is very easy to say that you want tons of money but to know exactly what it is that you are working towards makes it so much more rewarding when you can tick it off.

This beautiful cottage gives me the feeeeeels. This is what I can imagine my dream home looking like from the outside. It will be cosy and modern inside without losing its character. There will be a fire and a wonderful big jacuzzi bath. I cannot wait to own my own home.

Santorini <3 I spent a day on this island as a young girl and even then I was memorised by its beauty and serenity. I would love to go back and take Chris with me. A two week 5* holiday would do us quite nicely!

This is a goal that I am working towards every day. I am currently a TA in a secondary school and loving near enough every minute of it. I love making an impact on children's lives and there is nothing better than leaving a classroom on a positive note. I loved school and I believe every child deserves the right to a superb education. Teachers are educating the next generation and I cannot wait to gain my official tittle of Miss McInerney, Teacher of English.

And every teacher needs beautiful stationary. I am a cute stationary lover. Although I stick to using the same few pens until they run out, I can't help but want everything in Paperchase. I love this nudey, creamy, golden colour theme that is popular at the moment! It makes everything look so fresh and pretty.
A little less in the future I am going to have enough disposable income to purchase a pair (or two) of these beauties. I just LOVE Converse's new nude range!


What's on your dream board guys? 

Ams X

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