So it's week 6 and the last week of the #LetsTalkBlogChallenge and if you don't know what that is here's a quick explanation in the words of creator @sarah_hamersley Sarah's Blog.
So this is going to be a 6 week challenge, with a different topic each week that we'll write and tweet about. The plan is to write and schedule our posts for Monday at 8pm and then tweet our posts on twitter at that time, using the hashtag #LetsTalkBlogChallenge . That way every Monday at 8pm all our posts are live and we're all online to interact and share our posts with each other. I'll be online from 8-9pm every Monday, reading and commenting on all the posts and chatting to you all, just so there is a sense of community and interaction.
This week's topic is - Recommend To A Friend
I'll start off with my favourite post from the challenge and it's from week 3 - Polished & Primed's Birthday Box Post I loved this in particular for Steph's decision to include a trip. It's full of photos, location details, recommendation on places to stay, eat, drink, visit and shop - everything you would want to read and now I need to go to Brussles!!
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Next up I have some beauty Recommendations, I would have no hesitation in suggesting a friend try all of these products, my current favourites - Blistex forever! The real techniques sponge I have been using all of the time to apply my healthy mix foundation and the HD brow pallette is awesome, stellar berry by Maybelline somehow manages to leave my lips stained a lovely pink when the gloss wears off so loving that one. :)
Books! I enjoy recommending books and these are my picks for you my friends.
That They May Face The Rising Sun by John McGahern
This is the book I read most recently and I loved it. It's possible my favourite book of all time. I have seen a lot of reviews from people who really don't like it, complaining that nothing happens. You need to look a little deeper, everything happens, it is life simply encapusulted in a year. How he is able to convey the fields, the language, the people... I do not know but he does it and I feel I know those people. I DO know them! And if you have lived in rural Ireland, particually the midlands, you will know them too.
Things The Grandchildren Should Know by Mark Oliver Everett
I'm not going to spoil this book by tell you what happens and even if I did you wouldn't believe me. You need to read it for yourself. It is an autobiography/memoir, you might know Mark better as E from The Eels. Even if you have no clue who he is I would recommend you read this book it is both harrowing and inspiring without being preachy. I love his wry humor it is sad, funny and unbelievable.
Tearing Down The Wall of Sound The Rise and Fall of Phil Spector by Mick Brown
If you love music you will enjoy this biography of Phil Spector a controversial figure in later years but there is no denying his ability to product fabulous sound. This book takes you through from his early years to the late 2000's. Be warned it is a long read but that is required the man and a lot of shiz going on! I really enjoyed it and learned a lot more about the era, the music and the key people involved in the dirty world of the music biz.
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
Another simple, direct story I think that is something important in my liking a book. I want to read it again but it is tragic and hard hitting. Beautifully written it reminds me of how life can unravel for some people. I find it very hard to describe this book but I would just say read it.
So those are my recommendations, tell me what you think and let me know what would you recommend to a friend.
Until next time,
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Books! I enjoy recommending books and these are my picks for you my friends.
That They May Face The Rising Sun by John McGahern
This is the book I read most recently and I loved it. It's possible my favourite book of all time. I have seen a lot of reviews from people who really don't like it, complaining that nothing happens. You need to look a little deeper, everything happens, it is life simply encapusulted in a year. How he is able to convey the fields, the language, the people... I do not know but he does it and I feel I know those people. I DO know them! And if you have lived in rural Ireland, particually the midlands, you will know them too.
Things The Grandchildren Should Know by Mark Oliver Everett
I'm not going to spoil this book by tell you what happens and even if I did you wouldn't believe me. You need to read it for yourself. It is an autobiography/memoir, you might know Mark better as E from The Eels. Even if you have no clue who he is I would recommend you read this book it is both harrowing and inspiring without being preachy. I love his wry humor it is sad, funny and unbelievable.
Tearing Down The Wall of Sound The Rise and Fall of Phil Spector by Mick Brown
If you love music you will enjoy this biography of Phil Spector a controversial figure in later years but there is no denying his ability to product fabulous sound. This book takes you through from his early years to the late 2000's. Be warned it is a long read but that is required the man and a lot of shiz going on! I really enjoyed it and learned a lot more about the era, the music and the key people involved in the dirty world of the music biz.
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
Another simple, direct story I think that is something important in my liking a book. I want to read it again but it is tragic and hard hitting. Beautifully written it reminds me of how life can unravel for some people. I find it very hard to describe this book but I would just say read it.
So those are my recommendations, tell me what you think and let me know what would you recommend to a friend.
Until next time,
