Stay Sásta

 Hellooo from BÁC. As you all have seen from my Instagram I've moved back to Dublin. Even though everything has been moved online for college I've decided to stay here for the time being. I've done one lockdown in Donegal so I don't know how I feel about another. Anyways, I hope you are all surviving theses crazy times and making the most of it. All colleges are online now for 2 weeks and most of us will have modules online for this whole semester. This means a lot of screen time so it's important to have a solid routine so that you don't burn yourself out. Here are a few of my tips for surviving college online; 1. Have your designated work space: Even if it's just your kitchen table it's important to have an area that you use every day for work. I sit at the kitchen table with my roommates for our lectures every day. We make a point of tidying away all our college work once we're finished so that the kitchen/ sitting room is back to a chill out zone

After a crazy month I am finally back writing here. Between work and getting ready to move back to Dublin I didn't get a chance to open my laptop. But I thought this is the best time to get back into it. Now that I'm back in Dublin I should have more exciting content to share with you all (hopefully). If yesterday is anything to go by anything can happen in a day here. We woke up to another scorcher of a day. After checking the weather app we decided it was a day to be spent on a beach or somewhere to enjoy the heat, staying in the apartment just wasn't an option. One very convincing phone call from Ciara Murray later and we decided we would do the Greystones to Bray Cliff Walk. We got the Dart from Clontarf to Bray.  The views the whole way were unbelievable. Once we got to Bray we had some snacks and sat on the beach until the rest of the group arrived.When the rest arrived we headed off on the walk. I know most people start in Greystones but we decided to start in Bray a