Hello Lovelies,

Once again it is time for another favourite music of the month. I haven't done the month of February because I was away for half of it and kept on listening to the same music I listened to in January. However while I was away in South Africa, I did listen to a few new music that I'll just add to those of March. I also went through a major JoJo phase so expect a tone of JoJo music.

I have recently discovered that being a pisces (my birthday is in February), I was affected by the planet Neptune, whatever that means, and Neptune is the planet of music. I like to believe that music has become a part of me and therefore I just live with it. 

Now we might just get straight into it:

1- 7 years - Lukas Graham

2- Catch & Release - Matt Simons

3- Songbird - Ryan Montbleau

4- Boys That Sing and Swings And Waterslides - Viola Beach

5- iT's YoU and BeFoUr - ZAYN

6- Leave (Get out), Too Little Too Late, Baby It's You, Say Love - JoJo

7- i hate u i love u and U Only Call Me When It's Raining - gnash

8- Work - Rihanna ft. Drake

9- Work From Home - Fifth Harmony ft Ty Dollar Sign

10 - Water Under the Bridge, Million Years Ago and Sweetest Devotion - Adele

11- My Gospel - Charlie Puth

12 - 2 Heads - Coleman Hell

13- Nina, Afire Love, Everything You Are and Tenerife Sea - Ed Sheeran

14 - Never Be Like You - Flume ft Kai

15 - La Paga - Juanes

16 - Sexual Healing - Marvin Gaye

17 - Moviendo Caderas - Yandel ft Daddy Yankee

You might notice I just threw a whole bunch of different styles, languages, years in there but these songs have really been the one I have on my playlist that have been repeating themselves for the past 4 weeks. 

Hope you all have a great month of April.

Love, Elise xx

Hello Lovelies,

I am back again, a tad bit late but better late than never, with the second part of my trip to South Africa. In my last blog post I went up until Durban so this is the part where you will get to see the safaris and our amazing room in Rhino Ridge and then a bit of Johannesburg. 

First we stopped at Hluhluwe a national park where we stayed at Rhino Ridge for a night. We drove there and on the way to the hotel we were lucky enough to see a whole bunch of animals and it was amazing. Just so you know do not get to close to the animals when you are in your car especially elephants. 

I took a few pictures of the lodge we were staying in, if I remember it was the Safari Lodge one. It was absolutely gorgeous. However it rained all night, there was a terrible storm outside and it was nearly impossible to sleep.

 

Hello Lovelies,

I have finally gotten around exporting all of my photos from my camera that I took during my trip to South Africa so I'm only writing my blog post now.A

As some of you may already know if you follow me on Instagram or simply read my older post I left for South Africa for two weeks in February. I thought it be great for you to "visit" South Africa through my eyes and see what I was up to for two weeks. Please bear in mind that these pictures aren't perfect.

I will start by sharing a few pictures of Cape Town and its whereabout as well as our road trip. If you want anymore information you can just have a look at my contact page and contact me.



This was the view from the apartment we had for three days in Cape Town. We were lucky enough to be in downtown Cape Town which made life so much easier, we were close to a ton of shops and restaurants.

First lunch was in Royal Eatery we had delicious burgers and I had a pink lemonade too pretty not to picture.



Then we walked across the town and saw the malay district with beautiful colourful houses as well as amazing markets with a lot of african craft and art. Here are a few pictures.



















We were lucky enough to also see a couple taking wedding pictures with their bridesmaids and groom men.





The next day we went to visit Cape Town's whereabout and drove down to the Cape of Good Hope. We also stopped on the way back to see penguins and it was totally worth the stop they were plenty of them and I now have 300 pictures of penguins.





















And then for diner we went to the Victoria Wharf and ate fish. It was delicious and you should really take a detour to go to these restaurants because they all seemed amazing and it was a pity we only had the time to taste one.

The next day we took the wine road and went wine tasting but before that we took the car and drove up Table Mountain to have a magnificent view of Cape Town.














We then had to leave Cape Town to drive to Durban and then do Safaris. We spent a night in Port Elisabeth and two nights in Durban before going to Hluhluwe. I didn't take many pictures so here are the few pictures I managed to take. (I threw in there again a picture of my drink : Mixed Berries Smoothie).









That is it for this weeks post, I will be posting the rest of our trip next week, expect a ton of animal pictures. I hope you enjoyed this week's post and that you'll join me next week to finish the visit.

Love, Elise xx