If you love sitting in and watching Netflix but you can't always decide what to watch then keep reading. I have made a list of all the shows I have liked and would recommend in no particular order. It is a real struggle not being able to choose what to watch on Netflix.
1. Gossip Girl a lot of people have seen this but it is a good one to re-watch when you think you have watched everything. I know I always go back to it when I have nothing else to watch.
2. Pretty Little Liars another teen girl classic that lots have people have also seen but every time you watch it you find out more and more stuff that you probably missed first time.
3. Forensic Files everyone loves a good true crime documentary and the episodes are only 20 minutes long.
4. You it really makes you think about how easy it is to be stalked from your social media accounts. Also its just interesting and dramatic.
5. Full House a feel good 80s/90s sitcom.
6. Fuller House a reboot of the original (Full House) with the kids as parents.
7. Atypical easy to watch high school drama that also creates more autism awareness.
8. Insatiable another teen girl drama but it gets very dark at times.
9. Blue Planet Sir David Attenborough. Need I say more?
10. Planet Earth same reason as number 9 and animals.
11. RuPaul's Drag Race no tea no shade hunty.
12. Killer Kids the most messed up murder documentary there is. Each episode shows a different theme of killing and all the murders are done by children.
13. Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution because we should all be educated on the history of the holocaust, with Auschwitz being the most notorious concentration camp.
14. 13 Reasons Why very though provoking and controversial.
15. Gavin and Stacey a British comedy classic, a national treasure.
16. Luther Idris Elba is the protagonist and the crimes are more messed up than normal crime dramas which makes it more exciting and sometimes scary.
17. Friday Night Dinner another British comedy, Inbetweeners level funny (almost).
18. Skins good to watch and re-watch. Another classic British show but it is more of a drama.
19. Orange is the New Black comedic, dramatic and also represents many different types of women instead of a stereotype. It also gives us an insight to prison life that we wouldn't normally get.
20. Grace and Frankie highlights ageism as a social issue that people may not usually think about because it is typically young people that watch Netflix. Other than that it is easy to watch.
21. The Good Place this is like nothing I've ever watched before. Not only is it funny but it also contains lots of philosophical theory and the storyline is very fast-paced and exciting.
22. Big Mouth good to watch if you have a childish sense of humour like me.
23. Ted Bundy Tapes everyone is talking about this series and everyone likes murder documentaries for some odd reason. They are just so interesting.
24. Inside the World's Toughest Prisons this gives an insight into prisons around the world that is unlike that of Orange is the New Black as this is a non-fiction series.
25. Dogs a pure documentary about how dogs are the best and we don't deserve them. It might make you cry.
Thank you for reading! Let me know your favourite Netflix shows, especially if they aren't on here because I am always looking for new programmes to watch.
1. Gossip Girl a lot of people have seen this but it is a good one to re-watch when you think you have watched everything. I know I always go back to it when I have nothing else to watch.
2. Pretty Little Liars another teen girl classic that lots have people have also seen but every time you watch it you find out more and more stuff that you probably missed first time.
3. Forensic Files everyone loves a good true crime documentary and the episodes are only 20 minutes long.
4. You it really makes you think about how easy it is to be stalked from your social media accounts. Also its just interesting and dramatic.
5. Full House a feel good 80s/90s sitcom.
6. Fuller House a reboot of the original (Full House) with the kids as parents.
7. Atypical easy to watch high school drama that also creates more autism awareness.
8. Insatiable another teen girl drama but it gets very dark at times.
9. Blue Planet Sir David Attenborough. Need I say more?
10. Planet Earth same reason as number 9 and animals.
11. RuPaul's Drag Race no tea no shade hunty.
12. Killer Kids the most messed up murder documentary there is. Each episode shows a different theme of killing and all the murders are done by children.
13. Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution because we should all be educated on the history of the holocaust, with Auschwitz being the most notorious concentration camp.
14. 13 Reasons Why very though provoking and controversial.
15. Gavin and Stacey a British comedy classic, a national treasure.
16. Luther Idris Elba is the protagonist and the crimes are more messed up than normal crime dramas which makes it more exciting and sometimes scary.
17. Friday Night Dinner another British comedy, Inbetweeners level funny (almost).
18. Skins good to watch and re-watch. Another classic British show but it is more of a drama.
19. Orange is the New Black comedic, dramatic and also represents many different types of women instead of a stereotype. It also gives us an insight to prison life that we wouldn't normally get.
20. Grace and Frankie highlights ageism as a social issue that people may not usually think about because it is typically young people that watch Netflix. Other than that it is easy to watch.
21. The Good Place this is like nothing I've ever watched before. Not only is it funny but it also contains lots of philosophical theory and the storyline is very fast-paced and exciting.
22. Big Mouth good to watch if you have a childish sense of humour like me.
23. Ted Bundy Tapes everyone is talking about this series and everyone likes murder documentaries for some odd reason. They are just so interesting.
24. Inside the World's Toughest Prisons this gives an insight into prisons around the world that is unlike that of Orange is the New Black as this is a non-fiction series.
25. Dogs a pure documentary about how dogs are the best and we don't deserve them. It might make you cry.
Thank you for reading! Let me know your favourite Netflix shows, especially if they aren't on here because I am always looking for new programmes to watch.
As soon as I'd moved in, there was a party at our flat for my flatmate Kitty, who has become one of my best friends, for her birthday. Straight away we were meeting so many new people and then after that we went clubbing as you do in fresher's week. My first year of university started as it meant to go on which was full on.
I have made so many new friends at university from all over the country, some from other countries and some friends that I didn't even expect to have. It's so different from being at home because I've lived in basically the same place my whole life where there isn't that many chances to make new friends as you kind of know everyone already. Obviously, I love my friends from home but it's nice to have made new ones as well.
Also, I got on with pretty much all of my flatmates in halls which was lucky and I know some people aren't that lucky, but no flat is perfect. There was sometimes fall outs about noise, the kitchen being messy, and food stealing but I think most flats have that. 90% of the time living there was such a laugh and I'll miss it but I'm looking forward to moving into a house with different people in September too because it will just be a different experience.
Living in university halls wasn't always easy, especially when you have to cook for yourself and are clueless in the kitchen like me. Even though a pasta sauce I made turned solid, I never got food poisoning so I see that as a success. All you need to know is how to cook noodles and pasta that is the ultimate student cuisine. My advice would just be to buy an already made pasta sauce that you just have to heat up or stir in.
Like any year, it has had lots of ups and downs. So many good things have happened like mainly getting the grades I want in my course. However, one very difficult thing to go through was one of my closest friends at university passing away. I have to say though, being surrounded by such good friends all the time made it a lot easier.
Overall, I would describe my experience of university so far as zero to a hundred. Not so much with coursework because I mainly did it before it was due and felt like I had all of my deadlines under control. However, with uni life, everything was just so full on which was a good thing for me because there was always something going on and something to do. That's probably why I didn't post on my blog as much.
I'd be interested to know about anyone else's experiences of university and I'm very happy with what I'm doing and can't wait for second year.
As some of you may know, last month I took a trip to Sorrento, Italy for a week. I'd like to start by saying I would fully recommend this to anyone who is looking for somewhere new to travel to. Our hotel wasn't actually in Sorrento itself, it was located just outside in a small town called Sant'Agnello which was about a 5 minute drive or a 45 minute walk to Sorrento.
The hotel we stayed in was very nice but I have to say it was quite outdated but this didn't matter much because most of the time we were out exploring. There was a swimming pool as shown but nobody really used this during our time there because it wasn't hot enough. The temperature while we were there ranged from around 14-18 degrees, which was perfect temperature to walk around in but it wasn't hot enough to sunbathe in (although, incidentally I did get sunburnt whilst the local Italians were wearing hats, scarves and gloves but I'll continue to forget about my unfortunate pale skin, and think about the highlights of my trip).
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