September wrap-up, favourites and others 🍁🍄

Dear reader,

September has come and gone, and it’s already time for me to write my wrap-up.

Overall September has been a good month. In France, schools reopened so I got to teach “normally” (with a mask on) again and I have been so happy to do so. September meant the end of my studies, as I am now a full time certified literature teacher and the transition was exhausting, mostly because I wasn’t used to a normal rhythm after months spent in lockdown. I also struggled finding a reading routine, which you’ll see in my reading wrap-up, but no matter what I am glad to have got my life back after all this time.

So without further ado, here is my September wrap-up!

September wrap-up, favourites and others 🍁🍄

Dear reader,

September may have been my favourite month of 2019, even though it did have some bad parts to it and more. It has been a really challenging month because I started my new job, my first real job with real responsibilities, because I started my last year of studies, because I didn’t have a lot of money (I think we need to talk about money more) and it wasn’t always easy to manage to it all, because I had to deal with my depression once again. Yet I had the best time ever and I can’t wait to share it with you all.

So without further ado, here is my September wrap-up and everything that made it so special!

September wrap-up, favourites and other

Dear reader,

September has been a tough month: I felt extremely low, got into a reading slump, moved out from our house to a new appartment, am currently a bit sick but have no time to rest and my suicidal thoughts came back, so I have now new meds and tons of appoitments to the hospital to get better. I’m still proud of me because I didn’t stop trying to get better no matter what and here I am today, ready to welcome my favourite month of the year: October. 🎃🍂🌧

October means my birthday, my best friend’s birthday, Halloween 👻 and the official return of the autumnal weather, but this year it also means going back to Disneyland Paris, flying to London for a very bookish reason which I can’t wait to tell you all about (it’s very important and is actually the proof that my work is now aknowledged worldwide speaking), band rehearsals, going to le Parc Astérix and the Paris Comic Con, participating in Victober, going to a pumpkin patch and to the French premiere of Bohemian Rhapsody. I also happen to have extremely important exams on my birthday, but I should be able to survive and do it all.

Before even starting to plan October, let’s recap all the things that happened to me during September.