Ladies and Gentleman

This is the one we call a groundbreaker!
Well,not quite. Were not quoting Labrinth here but simply apologising for not posting. I didn't post as I was on vacation.I arrived back Saturday with no intention of posting that day. Let's do it Sunday,I thought to myself. Well,look how that turned out! To be honest with you I'm slacking off. I get bored of things easily and I can't keep blogs up long. If you don't believe me,look at the this post (that's my first post) and the second sentence of paragraph 2.

Anywho,I am not going to blog everyday unless I want to,I'm just going to blog whenever I want to and the posts may be slightly different. It may be more to do on my views on things,and debating. I love doing that and I am sure that more of you can relate to that than just me me me doing blah blah blah.

For the remainder of this post I will share my view on a piece of news. The views are mine and wholly mine,and do not necessarily reflect the views of other bloggers or viewers.

Ok the story is about Team GB gold medal winner Joanna Rowsell and how her cycling gave her the confidence to face her alopecia.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2184346/Team-GB-gold-medal-winner-Joanna-Rowsell-cycling-gave-confidence-confront-alopecia.html#comments

I think this is an amazing story as it shows how alopecia(and any condition) can really effect your self confidence.It can be hard to get up from an all time low(seriously,I'm not quoting The Wanted here...just coincidence) but she realised that her condition couldn't hold her back from doing the things she loved and now she's an Olympic gold medalist! Congratulations Joanna! The UK is proud of you :D

~Chloe