A day that was something And that was nothing Continue reading
A simple list
– the sound of rain – sun rays filtered through tree branches – a comforting song – sleeping in on cold days – well-worn pajamas – silence in an empty house – the sound of cars driving on a wet street – rubbing your feet under a soft, warm blanket – a mug of fragrant tea – being able appreciate and enjoy simple things Continue reading A simple list
I have been trying to write something here each week but my mind has been all over the place. Nothing has changed in particular but everything feels strange and foreign to me these days; my body, my thoughts, and the fact that I am breathing each day seem to be an illusion. Some times I get the idea that my whole existence is unnatural and … Continue reading
October recommendations
I’ve been feeling a bit under the weather lately, so I haven’t had the energy to post the past two weeks. I’m feeling (slightly) better this week so here are some things I’ve been enjoying this month! Books: The Chronicles of a Travelling Cat, How To Fall In Love With A Man Who Lives In A Bush, and Pachinko I finally made it out of … Continue reading October recommendations
15.10.19 Why did my heart break on such a lovely night, how could I look at a full moon the same way again? Continue reading
On dyslexia
I’m a little late this week’s post, partly because I’ve been kind of busy at work and partly because I spend any free time I have binge-eating my stress and anxiety away instead of writing a blog post. For this week’s topic, I’m touching on something I’ve been struggling with for a while now: dyslexia. I don’t know if I’ve mention it before but I’ve … Continue reading On dyslexia
In praise of audiobooks
Henlo frens. Tis I, ur frenly neighbourhood weirdo. Okay, back to normal speech, sorry for hurting your eyes. As promised a few weeks ago, I tried out audiobooks and I LOVE THEM. I love the nice voices, I love the sound effects, I love how the narrators do different accents for different characters… it’s all bloody brilliant. The first book I listened to was A Murder … Continue reading In praise of audiobooks
My outfit of the day is regret
I’m functioning on a low amount of sleep and patience today, my friends. I’ve had a long weekend where I had to spend time – pause for dramatic effects -WITH PEOPLE. *Cue audience gasping, somebody faints* I love my friends and family, I really do, but due to the general of nature of my personality, I try to be around as little people as possible … Continue reading My outfit of the day is regret
September recommendations
Is it too early in the month for this? Yes? I’m going to do it anyway! HARRY POTTER IT IS SEPTEMBER AND WE ALL HAVE TO BOARD THE HOGWARTS EXPRESS! Sorry (but not really sorry) I don’t have books to recommend you guys this month because I’ve been re-reading the Harry Potter series. My favourite in the series is probably the Order of the Phoenix, … Continue reading September recommendations
An introvert’s mid-week random confession
I used be too scared to talk to people. If I was in a taxi and had a preferred road, I would try to bring it up but my mouth wouldn’t open and the words would get stuck in my throat. The driver would go the wrong way and I’d feel annoyed that he didn’t go the way I wanted even though I never told … Continue reading An introvert’s mid-week random confession
Long Thoughts and Mini Disasters 