Booking Bali on a budget

When I always contemplated Bali I always thought of it being way out of my price range, when you see travel agents post about it on Facebook (maybe I follow too many) it always seems to be about c. £1,500. To me that's a big holiday I would need probably a special reason to go on, but your holiday doesn't have to be expensive. It can be within your budget in many ways, whether it's saying in Hostels or splashing out on a private villa somewhere it can be done. I mean wouldn't we all want to stay in top of the range accommodation all the time, but that just isn't realistic for some. As this was my first time in Asia, I was so surprised at how inexpensive places and things were there. So hopefully these tips will help you make your decisions! p.s. if you go back, will you take me? 

Wax Lyrical x Yvonne Ellen + giveaway

It's not secret that I am obsessed with candles and such, I probably have around 8 in my room alone never mind the rest of the house. I don't know about you, but I love coming into a room that has a nice smelling candle burning. With having two doggos it always stresses me out thinking my house my smell of dogs, so there is a candle and air freshener in pretty much every room. Overload maybe? Naaah, whats that?

Old English Company

I really love the look of light and bright rooms, and white prints, fake flowers etc are right up my street. But unfortunately I still live at home, and there is pretty much only a few things I can get away with replacing that my Mam actually thinks is acceptable. Whereas if I had my own way she would come home one day to newly wallpapered walls, shabby chic furniture and prints and pretty ornaments everywhere, but she would kill me. So for now I just make the most of making my room all pretty!