I just realized I haven't posted since last Friday's post! Sorry about that guys - uni work is getting intense! Anyway, this week I've been really enjoying a lot of films and music, so this week's post will be focusing quite a bit on those! FAVOURITE: TV SHOW Good old Full House. Is there anything [...]
This is the first of many weekly quick Friday Favourites, in which I'll be talking about the things that I'm obsessed with this week! So here goes... FAVOURITE: TV SHOW I've spent the entire day watching Netflix's Turn Up Charlie and I am OBSESSED! Piper Perabo is EVERYTHING (and now I need to go and [...]
I'm in love with the concept of life. I'm fascinated by the lives led by others: their jobs, their loves, their history. I love to observe and imagine. Participate? Well...not so much. I'm not particularly keen on the idea of playing the role of Person #7123654356 to be completely honest. I much prefer being swept [...]
"Kimberley, you haven't written in almost two weeks and you only just launched your blog!" I know. I know. But for the last two weeks I have been in bed with a bad bout of the flu (and still am - help!). It's currently extremely grey and stormy outside, and the rain is softly pitter-pattering [...]
I sat down with up and coming poet Megan Turner, better known by her pen name PW Gates, to discuss her work, the stigmas of autism, mental health and bisexuality, and pasta. It was a grey and cloudy October morning when I met with Megan Turner for a coffee and a chat in [...]
The first time I read Romeo and Juliet at the age of eight I fell in love. I was in love with the story of tragedy and passion, I was in love with a writing style that I could not yet fully comprehend, and, most importantly, I was in love with a city I had [...]
I was fourteen years old when I developed an eating disorder. I had recently lost a loved one to cancer and was performing in multiple musicals a year. I had already been diagnosed with severe depression and anxiety at the age of eleven, and all of this began to mash and meld into a weird, [...]
