I’ve never really considered any place ‘a home’ since leaving for University. That might sound sad, but it really isn’t. Sure, a part of me always wanted that ‘safe-place’ to go back to, but secretly I always enjoyed that freedom of not reeeaaallyyy ever being tied down anywhere. I don’t know if it’s because my parents … More A New Home
I started off this year watching Graham Norton, slightly tipsy (understatement) with a craving for bacon on my lips. We had frequented the local Wetherspoons for a little tipple and some hearty food beforehand, thinking that it would/ could only lead onto bigger and better things. In reality, we ended up nearly napping in our … More Hello 2018
Dear me, Are you even reading this when you’re meant to be reading it? Or have you left it to the last minute, thirty minutes before someone quizzes you on it and you have to remeber what you read on sparknotes? Is it even daytime outside, or did you wake-up at 4pm again? Did you … More A Letter to my Student Self
This time of year is everything to me. I don’t know whether it’s because it’s my birthday in October, or whether it’s because of Halloween (aka THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER) but this time of year is just the shizz. The ABSOLUTE shizz. I don’t know about you, but is there really anything better than putting … More Autumn Walks
Not a lot happened this week, just my trip on Wednesday to Brompton Cemetary. I’ve been feeling pretty crappy hence the lack of photographs, but I’m hoping next week I’ll have more! This week has been a lot of, “I should be doing this” or “I should be doing that” and putting everything off instead … More A Week in Photos: 11th – 17th September
There’s just something about Kyoto that stole my goddamn heart. Was it the beauty? Was it the peace? Was it the cheaper Matsuya than Tokyo? I’m not sure, but whatever it was, I seriously cannot wait to go back. Looking through my old photos has seriously given me some major holiday blues, and there’s so … More Kyoto Part Two
Before we left Canterbury, Brad and I made it our mission to go to places in Kent that we hadn’t visited before. Places like Deal beach and all the nooks and crannies of Canterbury itself. There was always one place, however, that I truly wanted to explore more. That being the White Cliffs of Dover. … More The White Cliffs of Dover
University has probably been a huge part of your life for the last three years. For me, it’s been a part of my life for the last five. Yep, five. With a year abroad and a Masters, I held tightly onto my studentship for a very, veerrrryyyy long time. Too long, according to some. But … More You’ve finished university, so what now?
Oh, hey there guys, my glorious little readers you! Long-time no speak. How’ve you been? Done anything fun and exciting since the last time we talked? OOO, what’s that? You’re having adventures and living the life of a reckless and fun twenty-something year old? I hear ya, that sounds mighty amazing and fun-diddly-astic! Am I … More What to do when your life is falling apart around you
Whenever I read a blog I’m ALWAYS curious about who’s on the other side writing the posts. I love reading about books, and I love reading about people’s lifestyles, but NOTHING beats a good heart-to-heart. Nothing beats someone opening-up on their blog to people they probably will never meet and who may even judge them … More It’s Nice to Meet You
My Paper Lungs 