Lifestyle and Books
Although the gloomy northern weather with its ominous grey skies is telling me otherwise, we’re at the height of summer. Who knew I’d be spending my first-month post-graduation simply dawdling around the house amidst copious – and growing – piles of
To think that this month I was meant to be returning from my 2 weeks of work experience with Penguin Random House in London and attending my graduation ceremony. Oh, how plans have changed. Now, besides an orthodontist appointment, I’m
Despite the easing of lockdown restrictions, things still feel very much up in the air. So, to rekindle some semblance of normalcy, I thought I would bring back my traditional Little Things posts… Ever since handing in my final university
Last week I submitted my dissertation and officially finished all my assignments for my bachelor’s degree! Yes, nearly 19 years of education wrapped up on a random Saturday afternoon in my bedroom. This isn’t exactly how I intended to end
How’s everyone’s lockdown going? Some days I’m ultra-productive: starting my day with a morning workout, editing essays for university, finishing a book, and cooking dinner; other days I’m sleep-deprived and lethargic. I imagine it’s this way for lots of people
February may be the shortest month of the year, yet it always manages to be one of the most eventful. Although, it did fly by which, on the one hand, I’m not necessarily complaining about. I know it’s so horribly
It’s the end of the first month of the new decade and to my surprise, I really enjoyed January. There’s always something about the new year that gives me a motivation boost, but more so this year knowing graduation is
I’ve been back in Leeds for two months now, and university work, together with the bitter weather, has officially turned me into a housebound hermit. Lately I’m harnessing nothing but slipper socks, cosy clothes and a dressing gown. So, aside
