There are days that I can sit and while away the hours, but at the moment I’ve been feeling despondent about waiting. Waiting for a change, for a chance to do the things I need or want to do. I feel like there are many of us in the same boat for whatever reason. … More Poem of the Week: The Waiting Game
It’s that time again! I’ve ended up choosing four books again, but this time in a blue colour scheme. It didn’t start out that way, but I realised I picked three books the same colour, and the fourth just had to stay that way too. … More Book Recommendations: March 2021
It’s almost spring! I’ve definitely been feeling the vibes, thanks to the warmth of the sun the last few days. All the flowers have been starting to appear over the last few weeks, and I’ve noticed the appearances of buds on our trees in the garden. It truly feels like everything’s just burgeoning. Waking up anew to a brand new day. … More Bullet Journal 2021: March Theme
Yesterday marked the last full moon (called the Frost Moon) of winter, and while the effects of the full moon are felt for a few days, I certainly feel like spring is on the way. I’ve seen the signs for a few months already, with snowdrops appearing in January, and crocuses and daffodils peering up in early February. Nature all around us is waking up, and so too are we. … More Spring is Coming: Seasonal Goals
This week’s poem is sorta a mix of all my feelings and these thoughts on the upcoming interview. I hope you like it, and thank you so much for reading! … More Poem of the Week: Future Whispers
Thank you again to the publishers for sharing the second book with me, because it didn’t disappoint! I enjoyed this story just as much as the first book. I still had a distinct impression of Jessica Townsend’s Nevermoor, and the whole series so far has been very readable, with new dramas around every turn of the page. … More Book Review: The Girl with the Whispering Shadow
I tend to write each morning in a journal, releasing thoughts, feelings, the happenings of the previous day, plus any dreams I’ve remembered upon waking up. I completely believe this helps my mental health by doing so. … More How to Start: A Morning Journal
I’ve been feeling all sorts of feelings recently. Fed-up. Bored. Despondent. It’s all because of the third lockdown here in the UK, and I said to my sister today that I’d give anything just to go to the shops. To a bookshop. To drink bubble tea, or even a cup of tea and a slice of cake in a cafe. … More Poem of the Week: I am Despondent
Last month my family went pescatarian, and we’re determined to stick to a pescatarian diet for the next year. So far so good, but I want to continue my monthly seasonal recipes, mixing it up with baking recipes and main meals both pescatarian, vegan, and with meat for those who eat it. … More Eat More Seasonally: February
This week’s poem is all about my fears and worries and how they held me back, but no longer. I’m going to feel the fear and do it anyway. … More Poem of the Week: The Squall
