Aloha!
Today’s post comes from a tag from Lauren, @Wonderless Reviews who tagged me for the Versatile Blogger Award. If you love book reviews, tags and everything wonderfully bookish be sure to check her blog out and to learn more about the tag and award itself, click here.
The Rules are… there are no rules.
No sorry there are some rules, I just wanted to say that…
Versatile Blogger Award
- Show the award on your blog
- Thank the person who nominated you.
- Share seven facts about yourself.
- Nominate others!
7 Facts About Me:
- I suffer from reading slumps all the time, I think I’m their top 10 victim.
- I struggle to read hardbacks, their just too big for my hands. But they are also so pretty! The dilemma is real folks.
- I basically have commitment phobia, I run the other way if I have to commit to something. Other than a job which I’m fine with. This is kind of odd because I’m also a hopeless romantic and I want to be married for 50+ years, so I hope my future husband has good running shoes to chase after me…
- I’m a really emotional person and I cry at everything, especially if it concerns dogs which is why I can never watch Marley and Me ever again.
- I met Robert Sheehan last summer and basically stood staring at him because 1. Misfits and 2. Simon – The Mortal Instruments. Both give me life so I was completely starstruck.
- You can spell my name backwards – Hannah but also my home telephone number is the same backwards. Weird coincidence, am I right?
- My ultimate dream is to write a book someday, but I think I suck at writing so any future near books would be amazing…
So that’s my very random 7 facts about me, Thank you to Lauren for tagging me and nominating me for this award! I had fun sharing facts about me with you, I hope you liked them!
I TAG EVERYONE – Anybody who would like to do this tag because I think its a really fun way to learn new things about our fellow bloggers!
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Number 3, I can definitely relate to.
Number 6 is super cool.
Number 7, just write. We’re our own worse critics =)
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Loved reading this! We have so much in common 😊 I was in a reading slump that last almost 2 years and still get mini ones from time to time because I have the worst attention span. I’m extremely emotional too and am a total commitmentphobe, haha. And I love that backwards name/number thing so much! Things like that are so cool to me. Also, I definitely understand your nerves about writing, but you should definitely try and give it a go. The more you write the more you’ll learn and even established writers are improving every day ♥
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Thank you Lauren!
Reading slumps suck don’t they? It’s like my brain is split into ‘read this, you know you want to!’ Whilst the other side is like ‘Oh god another book’. Sadly that side seems to win every now and again.
I am actually hoping to take Reading and Writing Children’s Literature in my final year of uni (still waiting to make sure i’m accepted onto that unit) which allows me to read Harry Potter (so the reason I chose it) and to develop creative writing skills too. So fingers crossed 😀
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Ahh, yess!! It’s definitely not fun.
Oh, wow, what a fun sounding course!! Good luck with it all 💕
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Thank you 😀
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MARLEY AND ME. I cried way too much watching that movie, haha, I’m glad I’m not the only one. I’m such an emotional bean as well, it’s crazy. Especially when it comes to books, ahah. I’m sure you don’t SUCK at writing! To be honest, EVERY single writer sucks, especially at the beginning, haha. All you need is to remember that if there’s a story stuck inside of you, it will come out, roughly in a first draft, then perfectly after editing, and before you know it, you’ll have written a book, and an awesome one! Don’t give up! 🙂
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Thank you Marie!
Like you said it’s all a case of just writing all the time and developing skills 🙂 The ultimate dream is to be like J.K Rowling one day… who wouldn’t love that?!
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I definitely would love that, ahah 🙂
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