Her Little Promises

    My interviewee in this post is Bella Robertson. It is hard to classify her in just one blogger category, because she writes lifestyle, beauty, travel posts as well as about fashion. She writes passionatily about subjects that inspire her and that can inspire her readers too. Let's get to know more about her...

• How did you get connected with fashion? 

 I have loved fashion for as long as I can remember and decided at an early age that I wanted to be a fashion designer. Eventually I discovered the world of YouTube and fashion bloggers and this opened my eyes to other areas of the fashion industry. I made the decision to start my own fashion blog around three years ago as a way to connect with an audience of people that share the same interest as me.

•  Which  American desginer house is the most beloved one by you?

•        What is your current favorite item in your wardrobe for the summer? 

•       What was your favorite photoshooting place so far?

•    Where do you get your inspiration from?

•      I see that you almost always get a great number of comments on your blogposts. What does this feel like?

•  I have read in one of your posts that you write a gratitude list every morning, which is a refreshing idea. Would you mind sharing with us a few things from today's list?

      If throughout the interview Bella and her blog aroused your interest, you can find her blog here: https://bellasfashionjournal.com/ or you can keep being continually updated on what she is busy with  by following her Instagram account.
       Have a nice day and hope you liked the interview with Bella! See you next time!:)

    First of all, happy Best Friend's Day! I know we might not know each other that well, but -to my mind- readers are the blogger's best friend. Ergo, I hope from the very bottom of my heart that our friendship will be a longlasting one, maybe a lifetime friendship. Who knows exactly....
     I remember posting last year about the same event: the Night of Museums. Although, it was a different experience with different people and exhibitions. It is always  unlike the previous year, there are places I can't get bored of. This time I travelled through my hometown with Heni and Saci, you can see them on the photos.  By the way, this is my first time posting photos taken by my new camera. Officially, mobile phone pics are taken off the list, hurray!:D
    As far as I can tell, the tower was the most popular spot, but it was lovely to see that so many local people show actual interest for culture. Night visitors were queuing in front of the tower so as to find themselves in the end grasping at every chance of getting view of the citylights down below them. There were a lot of people, the top was cluttered with people either contemplating the cityscape or taking pictures. I was the latter, just as usual. Whilst I was also trying to take pleasure of the view since I have never witnessed from a higher point how suddenly the citylights are switched on. I could have bivouacked there. :D Despite being the night of  museums, we didn't stay out late.
      I visited with my friends  the Ethnographic  and the Natural History Museum.
I know that they are not that passionate about fine arts, but still they had the patience with me. While I rediscovered each piece of the Romanian Art Gallery, they put together a hard puzzle showing an exhibited painting depicting Venice. This wasn't the only arts exhibiton we visited. My personal favorite of all the time is the Hungarian Gallery, in the Palace of Culture.. They have artworks of famous Hungarian painters, from Feszty Árpád to Wágner Sándor, which originally were part of Budapest's National Gallery. I visited  temprary exhibitons as well as permanent ones. Among the temporals were a Dósa Géza and Zichy Collection, from Hungary. I was taken by surprise that such big painters as Dósa Géza lived here once, in my town. Besides these, I dropped in the galleries I visited during the White Night of the Galleries and both had in store for the visitors something interesting. One of them displayed vivid colors and the other one was more macabre and moving. I realised that I enjoy observing not only the artworks, but the people as well in the galleries.
     I hope that you could take delight in this review and stay tuned for my next post the following week! :)

    By no means was I certain about this post, but it wasn't even planned a second part of Where have I eaten ( the first part you can find by scrolling a bit down), but this little place really swept off my feet and enchanted me with its atmosphere.
    The place is called Süti Éden and it is located in the city centre of Kézdivásárhely, a little town which is smaller than my hometown, so if I lived there I would have to call myself a tiny-town blogger girl. :D The town lacks places where to go and eat out and I was taken by surprise when me and my friends discovered this confectionery. A lot of local people seemed to like this place as well. It was furnished and decorated in an authentic vintage style, both indoors and outdoors.I am of the view that decoration is the most interesting part of this pastry, besides their delicious desserts. As shown on the blackboard, they have ice cream as well as macaron and cakes. I tried out a chocolate yogurt tart and I have to admit that it was not bad.
   Nem volt ez a a poszt tervezve, vagyis inkább folytatása a Where have I eaten-nek (lennebb görgetve megtaláljátok az elsőt részét), de ez a hely lebilincselt hangulatával.
    A hely neve Süti Éden és Kézdivásárhely főterén helyezkedik el. Amúgy sokkal kisebb város mint ahol én élek, tehát ha itt laknék picivárosi bloggernek kellene nevezzem magam.:D A városból hiányoznak a hangulatos kávézók, beülős helyek, szóval ez a cukrászda meglepetésként ért engem és a barátaim. Úgy tűnt, hogy sok helyi is kedveli ezt a helyet. Vintage stílusnak megfelelően volt berendezve, dekorálva kint és bent. Úgy gondolom, hogy a dekorációban rejlik a cukrászda varázsa, a sütik mellett. Ahogyan krétával fel van írva és rajzolva, árulnak fagyit, de emellett macaront és süteményeket is. Én egy csokoládés yoghurtos mini tortácskát próbáltam ki és be kell ismernem, hogy nem volt rossz.

       Finally, I found my dream car with macarons on the back of it. Just kidding about the car part, but I will always be a big macaronahoolic.
       Hope you liked this review and stay informed about my life-journey and promises  next time too, because interesting things are happening to me and keeping me busy. But this is another story and hopefully, another blogpost as soon as possible. Have a nice, super sunny summer day! :) Oh, and I need to thank you, because yesterday almost 400 people visited my blog, which is a huge number for me!
      Utoljára pedig megtaláltam az álomkocsim. A kocsi része persze csak vicc, de örökre nagy macaronimádó maradok.
       Remélem, hogy tetszett ez a review és maradjatok informáltak ígéreteimről és arról, hogy mi történik a blogon következő alkalommal is, mivel érdekes dolgok tartanak elfoglaltan. De ez egy másik történet és remélhetőleg egy újabb bejegyzés minél hamarabb. Oh, és meg szeretném köszönni, hogy tegnap szinte 400 ember kereste fel a blogom, ami igencsak egy nagy szám!:)