It wasn't hard, it was a pizza cake

After a pretty big night out last weekend, I took a much needed weekend off from partying in favour of a family weekend to celebrate my brother, Aidan's 20th birthday. Obviously I didn't get the memo that we're still in February because I totally didn't dress for the cold. Instead, I opted for lots of brown tones in brown suede mini skirt, white floral embroidered bodysuit, brown suede boots and leopard print ponyskin coat (plus queen bee jewellery). I feel like I don't get enough use out of all my different eyeshadow palettes so I experimented with one of my lesser-used ones; the holiday palette by Kylie Cosmetics. I was actually a big fan of the look and I finished it off with Anastasia Beverly Hills liquid lipstick in the shade Ashton.

We had a classic sunday-funday to celebrate and started off at Revolution, where a round of 5 drinks only cost £15 thanks to my revolution card and the fact that they'd sent me a voucher code for a free cocktail for absolutely no reason (oh yeah). Then we headed up to Chiquitos where we had a few more cocktails (coconut margaritas for me and long island iced teas for Aidan) and an amazing meal. I love sharing food at restaurants because picking just one thing is too hard so me and Aidan shared 3 street food tapas dishes to start and then I got the chicken enchiladas. Mum's meal looked amazing too because it came in a tortilla bowl - I love a good gimmick! Then we came back home for cake and present unwrapping. I made the cake and then me and dad decorated it together and I reckon we did a pretty good job of making a realistic pizza? Jam for tomato sauce, shaved white chocolate for cheese, fruit winders for ham and shaped fondant icing for tomato and peppers, plus extra food colouring for a stone baked look. And this is how you know we've officially reached adulthood; not only did I buy Aidan a new chef's knife for Christmas, but he then asked for a frying pan for his birthday. It was a pretty interesting present to wrap and totally unguessable; other things it could've been included a banjo, a tennis racket and a magic mirror (as acted out by Aidan). A frying pan may not be a very glamorous present but it was what he wanted and Bella was definitely a fan- we couldn't get her out of it!