Lockdown can be hard socially, so I grew my own friends.

So, maybe it’s not quite as dramatic as the title, but ever since the #StayHomeStaySafe rules have been imposed (for good reason), people, including myself, have begun to feel the affects of that social isolation. There’s been many ways to combat this. Video-calling, letters, or distracting yourself by means of reading, exercising, cooking, or onlineContinue reading “Lockdown can be hard socially, so I grew my own friends.”

A Paw-sitively thrilling throwback

Hidden deep within Bristol’s city center is a gem of an experience: You&Meow is a cat cafe found on Denmark St. that boasts a “zen-like” experience full of relaxation, a chance to unwind… …and maybe a furry friend or two. I took a visit there last year with my partner just to see if thisContinue reading “A Paw-sitively thrilling throwback”

an introvert’s guide to searching fellow humans for creative inspiration

We’ve all seen the stereotypical writer/artist, haven’t we? You know the one. You’re probably picturing the fellow right now. A shut-in, intellectual mind who slaves at their laptop/typewriter/notebook/chalkboard (or however he chooses to write. Maybe someone out there uses blood and bone), claiming it to be his latest masterpiece, and accepts no criticism, citing thatContinue reading “an introvert’s guide to searching fellow humans for creative inspiration”

5 Tips For Overcoming Procrastination, Even When You Don’t Feel Like It

As someone who has been in education for over 75% of my life, I am no stranger to wanting to put things off to the last minute. There’s a guilty pleasure in watching that clock go down and justifying, “oh, if I do it at such and such a time, then I’ll have plenty ofContinue reading “5 Tips For Overcoming Procrastination, Even When You Don’t Feel Like It”

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