What should I do with this blog?

During the last few weeks I was thinking about this blog. I tried to find out what to do with it, what should I write in here. The original idea was to translate the hungarian entries (from my other blog) but then I realized it would be quite hard. To be honest, almost impossible. But I really, really wanted to do something with this page. So I was thinking and in the meantime I was reading the Philofaxy blog and some other planner-related posts on other personal blogs/websites and I decided I'll do something similar. There will be some personal posts, mottos, planner-related stuff, recipes, DIY projects but it won't be a direct translation of my hungarian diary.

About my life in London (in a nutshell): still unemployed, still trying to find a job, moved to a bigger room in a much better house (we were fed up with our chinese flatmates, they were so mean and DIRTY. The whole place looked like a huge rubbish heap) two weeks ago. I LOVE our new place, the house has a nice, small garden, which will be perfect for our dog. Yes, we have a lovely doxie mix, her name is Artemis, she is two years old and right now she is at my mother's house in Hungary (my mom was so happy when we asked her to take care of the dog until we find a place where we're allowed to have pets) and our landlord and all of our flatmates said that our little girl can come here. We're glad and in a few weeks Ari will be here. I promise I'll post some pictures of her.

Weekly motto #1

I moved to London a month ago and I'm still unemployed which makes me a little bit sad. Yesterday I wanted to pack my suitcase and go back to Hungary but I know I can't do that. I can't leave my LOVE. I can't live without him. So I decided to stay positive and continue the job search.

This is new for me...

On the 8th anniversary of my "old" Hungarian blog, I've created its English twin. I want to do this, because I want to practise writing in English (which I've never really done before), and want to share my thoughts and ideas with you, Dear Reader. If I make any mistakes, please forgive me.