New Year's Resolutions: at last!

I finally came up with some New Year's resolutions, which is good, I think. I have five, now:

- At the end of every day, take all of the pennies out of my purse and put them in my little piggy-bank-shaped-as-a-blue-cow. This way, I get rid of the small change in my wallet and at the same time, I have a bit of saving on the side for a cream egg or some sweets from time to time!

- Wear my hair long. I have come to a habit where I wear my hair in a bun about 95% of the time, which is starting to annoy and bore me. Yesterday, a friend told me to wear my hair long more often, as I should be proud of such long hair. Therefore, I am going to try to wear it loose and long more often and truly enjoy it.

- Wear eau de toilette every day. I have lovely eau de toilette which I barely ever use, as I have perfume which I use when I go out. I should use my eau de toilette and put on a little bit every day, so I smell nice throughout the entire day and feel more feminine (because it is hard competing with the girls in Liverpool; slags though they may be, they make me feel very unfeminine when I walk through the city, in comparison to them)

- Be myself. Although I want to feel feminine and am sometimes a bit jealous of those girls wearing make-up and high heels like it's nothing, I don't want to fall into the trap of becoming one of them. Yes, they can walk in high heels and they know how to make their eyes big and beautiful, and I never seem to reach that level of glamorous, but I don't want to be one of the masses. I have my own unique style and have always prided myself in that, so I will make more of an effort to stick with that and wear what I feel comfortable in, even though it might not be to English standards. Being yourself is always the most beautiful!

- Be adventurous. I already had this in my mind, but a friend of mine made me even more resolute to add this to my resolutions. I want to fully enjoy my stay in Liverpool and now money is not (that) tight anymore (granted, it will still be very hard for the next two months!), I have more opportunity to do so. Besides, fun stuff don't always has to cost something. I want to go to gigs, have evenings out, take walks, take pictures and visit the city even more. Live life to the fullest!