Not a lot to say

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I honestly have nothing to write about today guys!

I've been daily blogging for almost a year (I can't believe it!) and it's genuinely so hard to keep on generating fresh content all of the time! And when I'm having a bad day like today, I just can't even be bothered to write, you know? 

I am having the most miserable December of my life and I don't even know why! I am the biggest lover of Christmas! Every year I am buzzing from December 1st, tree up, Christmas jumper on, festive music playing all day every day. This year? Nothing. I haven't felt one ounce of Christmassy-ness and it's stressing me out because I don't know why, which then makes me feel even worse! 

I've got a day off from work tomorrow, so I'm hoping I can spend the day watching Christmas films back to back in my Grinch pyjamas and getting myself into the Christmas spirit a bit more! I know I'm not the only one who's not really feeling it this year, and I think it's sad that so many people are feeling so dismal this year- but I think it's just a reflection of what a crappy year 2016 has been! 

Are you guys feeling Christmassy? Someone please tell me how I can feel a bit more festive right now! 

Love from,
Florence Grace  

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  1. What Lyd Did19 December 2016 at 15:45

    I was feeling like this until I saw a little girl watch Santa walk past. Her eyes truly did light up, and mine got a little teary! Children are always so excited and full of the magic, with no cares! Maybe see if Buzzfeed have any videos with kids talking about Christmas

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    1. Florence Grace27 December 2016 at 16:02

      Awh I think thats my problem, I've grown up and so have both of my younger sisters! I need some little kids in my life to make me feel festive...in the least creepy way I can make that sound aha!

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  2. Chichi21 December 2016 at 12:32

    Perhaps play Christmas music? There are loads of Christmas playlists and albums on Spotify :D

    Chichi
    chichi-writes.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. Florence Grace27 December 2016 at 16:02

      Thanks for this suggestion- I listened to a LOT of Christmas songs to make me feel better!

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