Chapter By Chapman

In the words of John Lennon, "So this is Christmas, and what have you done? Another year over, and a new one just begun." Thinking back over the last 12 months, I can safely say 2017 wasn't the best year of my life. Understatement of the year right there. But rather than dismissing it as complete disaster and starting again, I have collected my favourite memories and achievements of 2017 so I have something positive to look back on in the future. My 2017 in a nutshell - what I'm proud of, what I'm happy I got involved in and who I spent it with. Becoming a Vegan After 2 years of vegetarianism, I took the final step to Veganism in January this year. I did hover somewhere between veggie and vegan for the first few months of the year but when my sister moved back home, she was the final push I needed to commit to the plant-based life and I haven't looked back or regretted my decision at all. My Sister Moving Back Home My sister moved out to University

Dear Santa, I sorry it's late notice but I've finally written my Christmas list! You see it's a lot trickier now I'm supposed to be a proper adult and now that I've grown out of the fighting my brother over the Argos catalogue stage, scribbling down thousands of the product numbers for your elves as reference. So if, by some miracle I make it onto the nice list this year, here are some ideas: - A career Everything takes time. And it seems like this is the thing that will take the longest. - Financial Independence Not very likely until I sort my career out, to be honest. (And even then, as an actress, probably still not very likely...) - Self-respect Lost mine ages ago so if found, please return it. - A pet rabbit My bunny, Cloud, passed over the rainbow bridge in January and I miss having a fluffy hopping poop machine in my life, but apparently I'm definitely not allowed a new pet bunny until I move out of my parent's house. - A new car