Lifestyle

At home haircut! /  by Kayleigh Innes

 I held off as long as I could but sooner or later it was bound to happen. I was getting cabin fever and fancied a change so I convinced my partner to cut my hair for the first time and give me an infamous quarantine chop.

Career Vision Board /  by Kayleigh Innes

  • Travel

  • Interesting, meaningful stories

  • Working with minority and underprivileged people

  • Charity and humanitarian work

  • Friendly and supportive co-workers and crew

  • Female co-workers and crew

  • Well-known publications such as National Geographic

  • Awards and accolades

  • Camera operating

  • Directing

  • Photojournalism

  • Documentaries

  • Good work/life/family balance

  • Mentor and support other female filmmakers

  • Creative control and freedom

Dream Home (Mexico) Vision Board /  by Kayleigh Innes

  • External or extra accommodation for AirBnB or guests

  • Fields and open spaces or land for an animal sanctuary

  • Land for growing crops

  • Fruit trees

  • Convenient location, close to local town or amenities

  • Convenient distance from the airport

  • Some traditional architectural features

  • 3-4 bedrooms

  • Office space

  • Spacious kitchen

  • Energy efficient

  • Tiled floors or decor/surfaces

  • Safe neighbourhood/area/city

  • Good plumbing

  • Good internet access

  • Good overall condition/ minor construction changes

  • Pool

  • Big his and hers bathroom

  • 2-3 bathrooms

  • Colourful

  • Sports courts

  • Games room

  • Car garage

  • Calm space for yoga and meditation

  • Nice views

I started a Youtube channel. /  by Kayleigh Innes

Did teenage Kayleigh dream of being a famous Youtuber? Sure. That’s not what this is about. I’m currently working on a documentary featuring 60 year old archived home videos. I watched the footage with my husband and we both agreed - we need to film ourselves so one day our family can look back on our home videos too.

I live far away from my family, really far, and although we videocall every week and update eachother, it’s not the same as actually seeing what goes on. My family have never been to Mexico so I think it’s hard for them to picture what life is like for me here, thus the channel.

It’s mostly just vlogs of us living normal lives, with some kind of ‘educational’ information about the cost of living or other things in Mexico. With time we plan to film our travels and BTS of shoots and things I’m working on but it’s basically a way for me to share with my friends and family back home what I’m up to and hopefully people will find it interesting.

Here’s some of our first videos (we’re still figuring out our style, I promise it gets better as you go).