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The Princess of WalesĀ & My Favourite Photos Of Her in 2025

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Bookblr post #40: The End of 2020
Itās finally over. And what a year it has been. Although, given all the horrible crap that everyoneās been through, I think Iāll stick to talking about books for just a moment.
366 days ago, I set out to read 12 books. Probably a pretty average new yearās resolution, maybe I stick out a little given the stacks of unread books on my booksheld - or maybe I donāt. So, how did I do?
Well, long story short, I didnāt make it. I had the same resolution in 2019 as 2020, and neither year [if thatās an English phrase] did I make it. Iām still glad I made this blog though. Itās kept me accountable - for the most part - and being able to spend a bit of time digesting what Iāve read was quite nice too. And, along the way, we gained over 450 followers which I never expected in a million years, so thank you to everyone who followed me this year!Ā
I read 8 books this year. Given the fact that I didnāt even have to do my final college exams, personally it doesnāt feel too great. However, it was an improvement on the two years previous so it was worth something!
So, what did I read this year?
Well, I kick-started this blog reading The Reader by Bernhard Schlink, a reread of a book I was studying for my A-Level German course. Iāve said this before but Iāll say it again, I really enjoyed being able to read that book for my own enjoyment. If youāre into that area of history or just German history, I really recommend the read. Of course itās not a work of non-fiction, but itās one of those pieces which really helps you understand the feelings of the people at that time while also not betraying the interesting storyline.
My second book was The Shining by Stephen King. This was a continued read from the previous year. Iād never read a King novel before this, and horror has never been my favourite genre, be it book, film, or video game. However I really enjoyed The Shining and Kingās narration and writing style. I donāt know if I;d recommend it for people like myself whoāve never read a King novel before as it is quite a long one, but it was a really good book. I found it took a little while to get into the action, so to speak, but once it did it was really worth it!
After that was a book I bought in 2020, called Faeries, Elves & Gnlins by Rosalind Kerven. This was a really fun book for me because it was just a bunch of short stories about, well, faeries, elves and goblins from Britain and the British Isles. I know many cultures have their own myths and legends, so it was nice to learn about such legends coming from tiny, unhead of towns and villages from the country I live in!
My fourth book this year was technically Macbeth... I did take a break and finish two other books in said break, but itās next in line. I mostly wanted to read Macbeth simply because I had had to study it for my GCSE English class [which was around 3 or 4 years ago!] and simply never finished reading it. I donāt really know if Iām a Shakespeare person, maybe itās just because it was a play which Iām not really a big fan of reading? Macbeth is a classic so I donāt think I can fault it. I guess English classes kind of ruined it for me so I canāt say it was a gripping read, but Iām not discouraging you from reading it. And honestly Iām rambling at this point so Iāll move on.
One of the books I read while on a break from Macbeth was Dad Bods by Robyn Sparkes, which is actually a story on Wattpad. Iāll be honest, I canāt really remember the whole story, although I know that I enjoyed reading it. If youāre looking for stories about a middle-aged man realising heās gay, this is the story for you!
After that was Korean manhwa called Killing Stalking and... how do I describe Killing Stalking? I remember finding it several years ago - I was far too young to be reading it in reality - and the story wasnāt finished yet, so I just read what was there and left it, forgot it for years. Then, early summer this year, I started remembering it, went back and realised it was finished. The story is, put most simply, NSFW. Lots of warnings, I wonāt lie. If you know what I mean when I say this, it basically ticks all of the AO3 archive warnings [apart from the underage one [I think!]] so obviously donāt read if those themes may upset you or disturb you. Itās definitely advertised as a psychological thriller by the creator, itās not a romance novel or anything of the sort, please believe me when I say this. Do I still recommend it? Iām going to step back and let you assess it for yourself given everything Iāve just said.
Obviously after those two I went back and finished Macbeth, but then I think I took a break [unannounced, unplanned]. It was then that I read Volume 1 of the One Piece manga by Eiichiro Oda to get back into reading. It was fun, easy to dip in and out of, and a really simple read. Which is a good thing, I promise. Sometimes books can be big and confusing and they donāt need to be. Books donāt have to be groundbreaking in order to be good, they just need to be enjoyable.Ā
The eighth and final book that I read and finished in 2020 was To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Iād never read it before, never studied it for English class, and only had the briefest knowledge of what even happens in the story. All I have to say is, if you havenāt read it already, please do. You can read textbooks and understand events, but books offer a more personal insight into these things. Much alike with The Reader, you can just see things in a way you couldnāt with a textbook or history lesson. Perhaps itās easier to empathise this way? Either way, please read it.Ā
I did start reading The Picture of Dorian Gray, unfortunately I didnāt finish it so I wonāt really talk about it here, hopefully next year though?
All in all, Iāve enjoyed having this blog. Iāve enjoyed having somewhere to talk about the book Iām reading without my friend telling me to shut up.Ā
And, despite not reaching my goal this year, Iām optimistic for 2021. I want to keep going with this blog, hopefully Iāll reach my goal this year. Coming home for Christmas from Uni means that now, when I sit in bed, my bookshelf is opposite me and I can see all my unread books and Iām getting excited to read them. Luckily lockdown meant I havenāt been out buying more and more books recently.Ā
Thank you for following, for liking, for reblogging. Having this little blog has been pretty helpful in 2020. I hope we all have a successful 2021!
- GingerbreadĀ ā¤
1998 - 2019 āš»š said goodbye to a lot of important people, lost a lot of real and fake friends, got through some rough times, struggled with my sexuality, changed my hair, style and job, become an independent human, met my future wife and Iām still fighting with my health... . . . . . #2019 #tbt #tiktok #yearreview #lgbt #lgbtq #lesbian #tomboy #tomboystyle #fashion #outfit #austria #vienna #travel #travelphotography #smile #queer #photooftheday #photography #selfie #love #likeforlikes #like4likes #follow4followback #childhood #instagood #couplegoals #smile #girlswithtattoos #inked #pierced https://www.instagram.com/p/B6sPAdWB7id/?igshid=8abayxa5rhro
Can we take a moment to look back after this entire year working on this project? Deep breaths now. So much work, time management, brainstorming. It was such a struggle, both to create and also to deal with the ever growing expectation: will people enjoy it? Is it worth to tell such story?
Yes, it is.It will always be worth to connect, to tell stories, to be vulnerable enough the share your view of the world. No matter what, we keep going, under heavy rain and tired hands. Now itās time to take your aim, hold your breath, pull the rope. Exhale and let the arrow fly. Whatās your story gonna be about?

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life update// 17 was quite a year including but not limited to: āgraduation āmoving to colorado ābuying first car ātotalling said car āworking full time for the first time ācollege āmany hair cuts ānew tattoo and piercings ālearning to love a new city ānew plans for the future ālots of stargazing āeclipse here's to hoping 18 will be fullfilling and kind
After about a month of pulling together my year highlights in images, collecting and gaining clarity on my thoughts, I've finished my year review! "I hope to live out twenty seventeen with intentions, not goals. I want to embrace time and space, and to not feel restless with it..." http://www.embraceyoursolitude.com/blog/2017/1/7/pieces-of-me-in-twenty-sixteen
HRH the Princess of Wales in 2025 āĀ Ā
I mean, it was a solid improvement. Catherine rocking up at the Royal Marsden Hospital in early January and talking openly about her cancer treatment completely shocked me and then she continued to surprise me all year. Do you remember back in the day when we'd be lucky if she turned up at one state banquet? This year, she took part in three separate state visits (x, x, x) - and did multiple engagements for each! She's been back at work, with meetings, away days, patronage engagements and others, as well as the traditional royal events. We had celebrations for VE Day, a meeting with Hussein and Rajwa, and two days on the Isles of Iona and Mull. Here's to an even better 2026!