Easy Curry Omelette Recipe for Students

Image from: http://oscarslunch.blogspot.co.uk

Serves: 1

Cooking level: Easy

Preparation time: 20 minutes

Energy: Around 300 calories

Ingredients:

1/2 teaspoon chilli powder

2 eggs

1/2 onion, finely chopped

1 clove garlic

1/2 red pepper, finely chopped

1/3 large bag of spinach

Method:

1) Finely chop the onion and red pepper, crush the clove of garlic and tear the spinach leaves

2) Cook the onion, red pepper and garlic lightly in a pan

3) Add the spinach and cook until it has reduced in size

4) Add the eggs and chilli powder, season with salt and pepper to taste

5) Leave to cook for a couple of minutes

Carpe Diem xx

(Re)Organisation Series: My Walking Stationary Pouch

Yet more credit must go to Miss Organizedlikejen for the inspiration here. I bought a day-to-a-page 2013-2014 organiser and A3 clear popper wallet from WH Smith and hey presto! I have all my stationary needs in one place to grab on the go!

Here's what you'll need for a walking stationary pouch:

A3 Popper Wallet WH Smith

Organiser/diary/journal

Clear plastic case with assorted stickers/labels

Clear plastic case with pens, Post-It notes, ruler

3-sided ruler

See you soon for more of 'the organisation project that turned into a thousand'!

Carpe Diem xx

Back To School: Stationary Haul/Supplies

Sticky Notes:

I like Post-Its for daily to-do lists, sticking in agendas/academic diaries, or writing down key information for revision.

Fineliner Pens:

I use coloured Staedtler fineliner pens mostly for revision.

Colourful Stickers:

Great for marking tasks when they're completed, revision, or generally brightening up your notes/agenda.

Index Cards:

I love using colourful flash cards to summarise and learn key information during revision. As a dyslexic I find it particularly focuses my mind on what I need to learn for specific exams. I keep them in a plastic folder to keep them clean and neat when I pop them in my school bag.

Pens:

I find Uni-ball pens the only ones that I use daily for work, mostly because they flow properly and encourage me to write more. Always a bonus!

Carpe diem xx

Packing for University/College: What To Bring

The list can become ridiculously long, and does change with the type of accomodation that you are moving into at university/college, but here are some of the main things that I'm bringing for moving into my new off-campus house. Hope you find it useful :)

Bedroom:

Duvet and pillows

2 sets of duvet and pillow covers + sheets

Decorative cushions

Cosy blanket/throw

Tissues

Waste paper bin

Photo collage
Clothes horse/drying rack

Electrical:

Laptop

Chargers

4-plug adapter extension cords

Kitchen: 

A lot of (cheap) T-towels/dish cloths

Kitchen towels

Food storage boxes

Cooking utensils

Pot and saucepan

Can opener

Bathroom:

Toiletries

Body, hand and face towels

Toilet roll

Here's the link to the Bed, Bath and Beyond Beyond Campus packing list that I used:
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/BTC_checklist.asp?

Carpe Diem xx