I have never written a book review and in fact never left a comment on ‘Goodreads’, however this book I HAVE to talk about. Fragile lives: A heart surgeon’s stories of live and death on the operating table by Professor Stephan Westaby. This book is a memoir from one of the worlds prestigious heart surgeons … More Fragile lives
On Sunday, I turn 24… Making me believe that time sped up and forgot to take me with it. Over the last few months especially I have become increasingly overwhelmed with real life, anxious and questioning everything. Am I doing the right thing? Is this what I want my life to be? Have I missed my … More Quarter life crisis
I have finally signed up to Birchbox, of which I have wanted to do for months. So here is Aprils review! This was my first box and I was amazed that they gave me a choice which box design I’d prefer. This month Birchbox has teamed up with rifle paper co. The boxes are beautiful, … More Birchbox April 2016 review
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With spring just around and now passing over the March equinox I felt it only fitting to have a spring clean and brighten up the place. As my boyfriend and I live in a rented flat the he bedroom felt tired due to the fact it probably hadn’t been painted since it had been built. … More Spring Clean
I was reluctant to write one of these ‘reflection posts’ for the last few weeks as when I looked back on 2015 I felt I was blinded by some pretty negative moments. Nonetheless, I was sat on a plane recently (the perfect time to think) and I was angry at myself. Yes some bad things … More 2015 in brief
Stereotypes have ‘written’ rules for what people can and cannot do. This is no different in the work place. This happens for both men and women. However the stereotyping happens predominantly for women. The largest stereotype within the work place is that women are not ‘meant’ for the job, or it is not traditional for … More Stereotypes- who needs them?
After spending the last 3 weeks in numerous training courses, meetings and exercises. The best (the most informative and important) was the Cold Water Working Training Course. This course is for water safety awareness for working near water. The course was led by Spartan Rescue; who provide specialist training and knowledge in water safety and rescue response. … More Cold Water Working Training
Sounds cliché, but it feels very fitting for me right now. This blog post should have been written over 2 weeks ago now, but I’m getting round to it all now. In May I graduated university and not long after found myself in a job I thought I wanted. I was lucky to be employed … More A new year, a new start!
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