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Hey lovelies,

Welcome back to my page here are my Wallpapers for October


(All photos are from Pinterest and credit goes to their original owners.)


To download click on image and right click then press download.


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I hope you enjoyed my post.

Until next time 

xx Danii




Hey lovelies,

Im back with another version of Wallpapers for September


(All photos are from Pinterest and credit goes to their original owners.)


To download click on image and right click then press download.


Here is the Autumn / Fall version for the September Wallpapers


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Phone



Ipad / Tablet


I hope you enjoyed my post.

Until next time 

xx Danii

Hey lovelies,

I’ve decided to launch a new series on this blog. I’ll be creating monthly wallpapers and sharing them for free download if you like.


I’ll likely also do themed wallpapers so let me know your favourite themes in the comments below.


For the monthlys, I’ll cover both seasons. I’m in Australia and September is transitioning into spring while overseas it’s moving into autumn so I’ll make both versions.


(All photos are from Pinterest and credit goes to their original owners.)


To download click on image and right click then press download.


Here is September's Spring Edition


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I hope you enjoyed my post.

Until next time 

xx Danii

 Snapped a breathtaking picture of Melbourne, Australia, and looking for the right words to accompany it? I've compiled 100 captions that are just perfect for your Instagram snapshots.

Melbourne is a photogenic city brimming with incredible locales that are Instagram-worthy. So pick up your camera and begin documenting Melbourne's charm.

  1. When the city Lights up so does my Soul.

  2. Skyline Dreams

  3. City Lights, Magical Nights

  4. A day in Melbourne is a day well spent

  5. Graffti Lanes and Gourmet delights

  6. Where the river meets urban charm

  7. Melbourne, where the coffee is as rich as the culture

  8. Melbourne's Charm in contagious

  9. Finding Poetry on the streets of Melbourne.

  10. Melbourne is the Place to be

  11. Melbourne sunsets never disappoint

  12. Melbourne at Golden hour

  13. Living the Melbourne Dream

  14. Coffee and Melbourne Mornings

  15. Just a Melbourne coffee addict living her dream

  16. When in doubt, brunch it out

  17. Melbourne where love blooms like the city's vibrant flowers

  18. Walking hand in hand through Melbourne's enchanting streets

  19. Melbourne, A city that makes my soul smile.

  20. Melbourne, where dreams are made of

  21. Melbourne, where the city never sleeps

  22. Get up close and personal with the wildlife at Melbourne Zoo

  23. Family fun never ends in Melbourne

  24. Immerse yourself in Melbournes rich history and culture

  25. Hop on a tram and explore Melbourne Hidden gems

  26. I'm not lost, I'm just taking the scenic route through Melbourne's backstreets

  27. Melbourne , a city that takes its brunch very seriously

  28. Melbourne’s food scene is like a poem, with each dish telling a unique story about the city’s culture and creativity

  29. Melbourne’s fashion is like a poem, a creative expression of individuality and style.

  30. The culture of Melbourne is like a tapestry, woven together with threads of art, food, and music.

  31. Melbourne’s beaches are like a poem, a place to find serenity and escape the chaos of the city.

  32. I followed my heart, and it led me to Melbourne

  33. Big cities and blue waves

  34. Melbourne: where we measure time in coffee breaks

  35. If exploring Melbourne’s laneways was an Olympic event, I’d be a gold medalist in getting lost

  36. Take me back to Melbourne

  37. Wanderlust & city dust

  38. Melbourne love affair

  39. Melbourne magic

  40. Laneway wanderer

  41. Amongst Melbourne’s bustling crowds and vibrant energy, I found a piece of myself that had been missing

  42. Melbourne, you’ve etched yourself in my soul. Until we meet again

  43. Exploring Melbourne felt like diving into a storybook

  44. This city doesn’t sleep—it sips, strolls, and surprises.

  45. Melbourne’s magic is in the moments you don’t plan.

  46. I came for the coffee, stayed for the confusion.

  47. They say Paris is stylish; clearly, they haven’t seen Melbourne in winter.

  48. Sunshine, storms, and sarcasm, Melbourne in a nutshell.

  49. Lost in Melbourne.

  50. Just Melbourne things.

Well, there you have it. I hope you enjoyed my post. 

I’ll be doing this for all the places I’ve traveled to.

If you can think of any others, feel free to leave them in the comments, and I’ll make another post adding them in. 

Until next time!

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 I saw these adorable little fish-shaped Taiyaki on my TikTok feed, and I knew I had to try them when we went to London. They were from Chinatown Bakery.



When we went the were 4 pieces for £3 but that was back in Jan of 2026 So im not sure of the price of them now. 

In case you’ve never heard of Taiyaki, they’re a traditional Japanese dessert shaped like a red sea bream, symbolizing luck and prosperity. While the classic filling is usually sweet red bean paste, we tried the custard version, which has become a popular alternative. It was smooth and creamy, with a slight crisp to the waffle-like exterior.

Just beware that when they are first made, they are lava hot, so be careful when you bite into them. 

The outside is a waffle like exterior which goes extremely well with the custard centre. 

You actually dont even need to go inside the bakery to buy them they are sold out of a side window. But if you do happen to go in check out some of the other amazing pastries and food they have in there.

 

 
We ended up going back a few times and getting them because they were so good. 

Next time we are back in London we will definitely be going back. I highly recommend them.



GETTING THERE

They were from Chinatown Bakery in London. 7-9 Newport Place (WC2H 7JR).

It's easier to get there by the tube:

Leicester Square station is the nearest tube stop, served by the Northern and Piccadilly lines. From there, it’s just a quick 2–3 minute walk to the bakery.

Piccadilly Circus Station is just a quick five-minute walk from the bakery.

Several buses pass a stop just a short distance from Chinatown, including routes 14, 24, 27, 29, 134, 168, and C2.

Well that's all I have for todays post. I hope you liked this food review. I have a lot more from my trip that I have still yet to post. 

Have you tried these cute little custard fishes?

Now if only I can find a place in melbourne that sell these, that would be incredible.

Until next time xx

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 Today I decided to mix things up and share a blog post about my current favourites. I got the idea after watching Cherry on YouTube, where she shared her own list of current favourites. I might do this every few months or so

They will be listed into categories, and the first one is:

Beauty

  • DKNY Be Delicious Perfume in Fresh Blossom – I picked up this perfume at an airport in Malta last November and have been wearing it daily ever since. I adore the scent; it’s wonderfully fruity and floral.





  • Wild Deodorant – I’m obsessed with this deodorant, especially the Cherry Blossom scent, which is absolutely beautiful. This paddington bear case is the cutest thing ever. Its the one Ive been using.




  • Dr Paw Paw Wicked Lip Balm – I love the green one because it looks green in the tube but turns into a gorgeous pink when applied.

  • Kiko Milano 3D Hydra Lipgloss - They don’t have these in Australia, so I grabbed some during my trip to London and got completely hooked, I ended up buying five of them

Fashion




  • Pom Pom London Bag -Original bag piccadilly line Blue - I’d been seeing this brand online a lot, so when my aunty gave me one for Christmas, I was so happy and grateful. The Piccadilly line is actually the line closest to my aunty’s place, so it has special meaning. It was the first ever tube line I took when I first went to London. 

  • Adidas Galaxy 6 runners were the only shoes I brought on my 10-week trip to the UK and Europe, and I absolutely loved them. They were incredibly comfortable, and I could easily walk over 10,000 steps a day in them. The cloud foam sole was amazing.

Tech


  • Dji Osmo Pocket 3 - This camera is incredibly easy to use once you get the hang of it. I brought it along on my trip, and my dad did most of the filming with it, he absolutely loved it.

Music
  • Opalite by Taylor Swift
  • Aperture by Harry Styles

Youtube Channels
  • Harrison Webb
  • Hogan Twins
  • Cherry Wallis
  • Rosanna Pansino
  • Molly Thompson
  • Karissa Eats

TV Shows

  • Outlander
  • The Simpsons 

I think that's all I have for now. I might do these every few months or so. 

I hope you enjoyed my post. Let me know in the comments what have been you favourite this year so far?

I might even add more categories in future favourites posts.

Until next time 

xx 



Back in October, while scrolling through TikTok, I came across a video featuring the Wicked costumes at Federation Square. I instantly knew I had to see them in person. 

When we arrived, they were displayed in a glass case, and the dresses were absolutely stunning. They were there to promote the new Wicked movie that was released in November.








Did you see this? It was so beautiful to experience them up close.

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I posted a Tik Tok about the outfits.
@wanderlustwithdanii Wicked in Melbourne at federation square. It’s there until 26th October. 🩷💚 #fyp #wicked #melbourne #costumes ♬ Originalton - ETERNAL ☀️


I hope you enjoyed my post. 

Until next time xx 

If you grew up in the 90s or early 2000s like me, you were probably obsessed with Polly Pocket. And like most people I'm also hooked on Bridgerton, so when I found out that Polly Pocket was coming out with a Bridgerton-themed set, I was absolutely over the moon.

This set is absolutely beautiful, with so many intricate details. 

It comes with one Bridgerton x Polly Pocket playset, five Bridgerton character dolls, a pet, and themed accessories.

I’m definitely planning to buy it very soon.



The Characters include Sophie, Penelope, Benedict, Queen Charlotte and Colin.






When I end up buying it, I will do a review on it.

Will you be buying this set? Or have you already brought it?

Did you grow up playing Polly Pockets? I actually still have my old ones on my bookshelf.

This isn’t my typical content, but it was just too adorable not to share. I’ve got some Bridgerton travel posts coming soon, so stay tuned!

Until next time

xx

 Brighton is vibrant and bustling with people. It was a fantastic destination for a day trip from London, taking only a couple of hours by train.


1. Visit Brighton pier.


Brighton Pier is a must-see for any visitor to Brighton. It is one of the most photographed piers in Europe, stretching 1,722 feet long. Be sure to grab some fish and chips and stroll through the arcades and stalls along the pier. It’s an enjoyable trip for visitors of all ages, and this iconic pier dates back to the Victorian era. The Victorian pier has been an iconic feature of Brighton since its inauguration in 1899. For much of the 20th century, the pier was home to a prominent theatre, which regrettably was torn down in the 1970s after it was deemed structurally unsafe.

2. Hop on a sightseeing bus


If you’re not much of a walker, this is the best way to explore the city. There are three different routes available, taking you through urban, countryside, and coastal areas. It’s a fantastic way to see more in a single day. Tickets start at £14.

3. Get lost in the Laneways
In the beautiful Brighton laneways, you can find everything from antiques to jewelry to books. These colorful shops have something for everyone. The area gets busy, so it’s best to avoid visiting on weekends if you prefer more space.

4. Try some Fish and chips.
Head over to the fish and chip shop to enjoy their famous fish and chips. If you're vegan, don’t worry—they offer plenty of options, such as "tofish" from No Catch. Just a tip: keep an eye on your chips, or a seagull might swoop in and grab them!


5. British airways i360


The British Airways i360 is the best way to see the stunning views of the city, the countryside, and the coast.

6. Brighton Beach


This is a must-see when visiting Brighton. It's so lovely to stroll along the seafront and take in the refreshing sea air. You'll also notice the iconic brightly colored deck chairs scattered across the pebble beach.

7. The Royal Pavillion


The Royal Pavilion is an iconic piece of architecture you shouldn't miss on your trip to Brighton, even if it's just a quick walk-by. It's part of the Brighton and Hove museums, a Grade I listed building, and the former residence of King George IV, who designed it as his seaside retreat.

8. Sea Life Aquarium. 
The Sea Life Centre in Brighton is said to be one of the world's oldest aquariums. It's filled with fascinating and unique creatures that are a joy to explore. It's also a fantastic experience for kids to enjoy.

9. Brighton Zip
If you’re into adrenaline activities, this one's perfect for you. It’s a famous zip wire that takes you across Brighton Beach, offering a thrilling seagull’s-eye view of the waterfront. Plus, apparently, it’s the longest zip wire on the south coast of England.

10. Seven Sisters


A breathtaking view and an ideal spot for a hike. The cliffs, sculpted by sea erosion, are strikingly rugged and composed of white chalk, making them truly distinctive. 


I’ll create a separate post focusing on a few items from this list and explore their history in greater detail.

There you have it, My top 10 list of things to do in Brighton, UK. 

I hope you enjoyed reading my post. 

Have you visited any of these spots, and are there other places you’d recommend that aren’t included here? 

Until next time!

xx


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Hi, I'm Danii. On this blog you will find everything to do with Travel and Lifestyle. I create posts across various genres, yet I have a special fondness for writing about enchanting fairytale destinations, literary spots, and historical subjects.Hope you enjoy your visit. I only blog about places I have been , So I can share my full experience with you all.

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