I can't believe Summer is almost over! Even though I've experienced a rare Summer season going up and down at the little town with my internship, it's been a great experience and I've kept my mind super busy while feeling very useful! Now that I'm soon to be leaving to another country to finish my degree, I've got to appreciate what an opportunity this Summer has been to learn new things and secure that little knowledge I had beforehand so I can give 200% in Italy. They say you'll never know your limits until you push yourself to them. I've not only learnt a lot about my field of expertise and technical stuff this holidays, but I've also learnt a lot about myself: what kind of things I'm pursuing and a bit more of who I am now and who I want to be. Perks of spending a lot of time on my own in bus transfers and spare weekends I think.

So, after some deep meditation, here are some of the conclusions I've come to this Summer, and why I think you should start putting into practice right now:

#1 It's okay not not being okay

A couple of years ago I suffered a massive sort of breakup who left me shattered and for a while, without allowing me being my true self. I tried so, so hard to recover and be okay as fast as possible that I lost myself. I didn't know who I was anymore. I failed lots of subjects at uni. I hurt someone who didn't deserve it at all. I kind of lost track of my life because I was only focused in pretending that nothing happened and that I was okay.

Don't worry. Cry if you feel like you need to. Stop for a while. Take it easy and go one step at a time. Life goes on, and eventually, it all will work out.

#2 Say sorry before it's too late (but only to the ones who truly deserve it)

No comments here. There are people in our lives who deserve our apologies, and some not, like, at all. Learn to say sorry to the firsts.

#3 Speak your mind out loud

I have realized that I've become lately a very combative person: friendly or not, I must argue and always say my opinion of everything that falls in my hands. There may be people who might like what I say or think, and some not, but that won't stop me of saying it out loud and expressing myself. Lately that has led me to some minor home arguments but I assume those are perks of growing up and the desire of breaking free.

Keeping track of time, and being aware of my watch is my daily habit. I can't live without wearing my watch everywhere I go: being late is not the most polite thing, and time is something wannabe-architects like me must get the most out of.

So, when I was offered to review this wooden watch brought to you by JORD, and also show you the most fashionable and trendy way to wear your wood watch this coming summer, I couldn't say no! There's plenty of available shapes, colors and styles, both women and men watch models, so picking one was very difficult. JORD (which means "land" and "Earth" in Swedish) timeless pieces are made by designers, artists and watch smiths featuring the best craftsmanship techniques and natural materials as bamboo, maple, sandalwood, blackwood or cherry, just to name a few. As I've been lately enrolled into the most inimaginable, crazy daily field work routines (ideating, drawing and picking plans from one place to another, and building 3D models from scratch are some of them) I needed the most comfortable, neutral and easy to pair with my go-to outfits wood watch. Then I thought the Fieldcrest in Natural Green would be the perfect match to my boyfriend jeans and lace crop top. I've been also wearing my new wood watch for college, as its sphere is super big to see the time left at exams, which is fantastic.

The Fieldcrest came on a lovely wood box matching the watch, I thought the packaging was lovely and matched the brand perfectly, and the delivery was super quick!

As I said, last days have been pure craziness of planning, design and final touches at work, so the most comfy shoes and outfit of the world were the only thing I was in the mood for. Luckily, there's only one week to go and I'll be finally enjoying holidays, showing you the best summer outfit ideas!