“Apart from the realisation that I’m completely obsessed with Game of Thrones and have an unhealthy imaginary romance going on with Jon Snow, one in which he broodingly serenades me in his dulcet northern tones and protects me from White Walkers by shielding my body against the threat of the cold misty air…I can say … More You Know Nothing, Jon Snow
Disclaimer: the information in this post is mainly sourced from a purely observational perspective; and from subsequent internet research; from watching how people behave and interact, and from talking to members of certain communities, towns and demographics, and in no way claim to be the absolute truth; merely an opinion based upon observational findings. I … More Shall We Have A Chat About Aboriginal People?
My time in Australia came to an end a month ago…a whole month (pass me the gun), so it’s probably only right that I actually write a little something about the places I visited in the ten months I was there. Most of my blogs recently have been about my own emotional and psychological development … More And Now, The End Is Near
The most creative of things are often produced when you least expect; even when you’re not trying to be creative, ideas can come at any moment, anywhere, anytime. For me, it’s usually when I should be sleeping, or when I’m on the toilet…but whatever way you look at it you can’t ignore an idea. Writing … More Therein Lies The Hope
About eight months ago I wrote a blog entitled “Things I’ve I learned About Hostels. Part One” in which I described all the things that can and probably will occur when you resign yourself to life on the road and inevitably, the hostel life – the good, the bad and the downright disgustingly ugly. Having stayed … More Things I’ve Learned About Hostels. Part Two.
I am a fickle being. No, really, I am. Let me elaborate: One minute I’m lonely as fuck, craving and longing for the attention of a male suitor; someone to sweep me off my feet and eradicate that deep pit of fear I have about forever being left on the shelf (see previous blog The Irony … More So I Fell In Love…With Myself…
I have contemplated the irony of love for a while now; well, the irony of love that seems to apply to me anyway. I have also spent many a night (and day) contemplating ‘the journey’ and wishing things would turn out the way I’ve dreamed they would, instead of having to deal with the cold, … More The Irony Of Love
Melbs, Melbs, Melbs, what can I say about Melbs? Well, I could bore you by telling you just how great it is. I could make you jealous by telling you how utterly amazing it is and how I’ve had the best time ever here. I could just annoy you by explaining in intricate detail how … More I Heart Melbourne (For Real)
Well, when I say I fell in love, I don’t actually know if I did or not. I don’t know if I still am or whether it was just a crush and all those emotions I felt whenever said person was around were just make-believe in my head. All I know is that my feelings … More So I Fell In Love…
When I first started this project way back on 1st January 2014, the sole aim was to document 365 days of gratitude; to take a photo every day of something I was grateful for. In the last two installments I spoke of how difficult it was to find something different I was grateful for every … More My 365 Grateful Project: Final Installment – A Time To Reflect
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