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This is a bit more of a serious post today, but I think it's important all the same - and hopefully it'll be able to help someone, even if it's just a tiny bit. It's kind of more difficult for me to write, but I want to all the same.

The 11th May 2012, the day I tried to kill myself. I'm not going to go into any detailed reasons why, it's something that I'd rater keep private for now. But anyway, it happened, and clearly I wasn't successful. It was actually my friend who phoned me up and would let me hang up until my family were because he could tell something wasn't right. So I guess you could say he saved my life, and for ages I was annoyed at him for that. Why shouldn't I be able to die if  I want to?

When I say healthy pancakes, I'm not claiming that eating these every day will be a healthy diet, I simply mean that besides any toppings this recipe contains no added fats or sugars. And let's be honest here, who doesn't love pancakes?! Because of the sweetness in banana, these aren't savoury pancakes, however they make for a delicious treat brunch or dessert, and they're so simple to make.

Last Wednesday I turned 19, and my parents brought me a kindle. They know I love reading, and often struggle to decide how many books or which books I should take with me, whether that be holiday, hospital appointments or traveling to and from university. Having a kindle means I can take an unlimited amount of books anywhere I want to without adding lots of weight to my bag, but it's hard to ignore the kindle vs. physical book debate.