You as a person in a particular place may matter unimaginably…

A line in a novel I was reading got me thinking about the importance of life.

Black Lives Matter is a White People Problem

In the past couple of weeks, like many people, I’ve become more aware and conscious of my white privilege. I always knew it was there, but I felt uncomfortable thinking about it. The death of George Floyd and its aftermath has made me rethink my position as a white person in society. We deserve to…

My Family & Other Cats.

I am surrounded by cats.

My New Years resolutions

Last year my new year resolution was to go a week without social media. It was a really fun week actually, and since then I've had the courage and willpower to take social media breaks when I know it's too much. That was the first time I actually bothered having a resolution too. The success…

The Rapidly Fading Image of Our Wildlife

Our wildlife is fading, and there is something we can do about it.

My New Year diet: no social media.

No Facebook. No Twitter. No Snapchat. No Instagram. It's no secret that social media is to people born from 1994 onwards what the radio is to people born in the 30s. What TV is to people born in the 60s. A necessity, in other words. But is it really? My nosy self decided to find…

An unconventional Transformation Tuesday

A few months ago I made a slight change to my diet and the consequences were amazing. The best part? I didn't do it expecting these results. Okay, now I've reeled you in by sounding like a fake advert, let me tell you what I'm taking about. So yes, a few months ago I ditched…

The truth about momma cats

I love adore cats. In fact, I’m surrounded by them. I have an unholy amount of permanent drawings of them on my body. But they’re vile and grim. Everybody knows cats lick their own arse. Every owner knows their breath stinks after a long nap. But that isn’t the vile part. Oh, no. I recently…

Halloween Tag!

It’s October, otherwise known as Halloween! I love Halloween time because horror and thrillers are my favourite books and films and I usually wear black. I also have some bat fairy-lights on in my room all year round! So, when I saw My Bookish Universe’s post of this Halloween Tag I had to join in.…

Top 3 Scary Stories I read this year.

In totally unique style, the coming of October has got me thinking about my favourite scary things. I am a big fan of horror - be it in film format, book or game (I am currently completing Luigi’s Mansion 3 - peak horror). When someone says horror novels, nobody on this planet doesn’t think of…

The Great British Clean Week

Friday 18th September, marks the beginning of the long Great British Clean week for 2020. The 27 year strong event created by the Marine Conservation Society is usually a weekend long event, but due to the current climate the organisation opted for a week long event, to allow more people to get involved whilst adhering…

Cheap Kindle books I read in August.

Temporarily jobless and with £15 credit on my Amazon account, my Kindle was overworked over August. I read three e-books over this period and enjoyed every one of them. Though I got them all for 99p each (the Kindle 99p sales are elite), I have checked and they are still only £3.99! See if they…

The Hidden Racism in the English Game

Most of the info I share in the following post has come from the BBC 3 Documentary “Shame in The Game: Racism in Football.” This is an only 25 min long documentary that is immensely eye-opening. Shame in The Game: Racism in Football. A highly recommended quick watch. Everybody knows that racism exists in football.…

White Men: A Biography

Here I tell a white man what their life is really like. Much like what they like to do with women and people of colour.

New Horizons vs. New Leaf vs. Wild World

We’ve now had 30+ days and the first major update of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Where does the time go? Well, thanks to the nature of the Nintendo Switch Profile system, I can confirm the time has gone to AC:NH. A lot. This edition to the main series of Animal Crossing preserves many of the…