I like to keep up with what is going on in the world. I read or watch the news daily, and whilst I might not be able to talk in depth about all topics (far from it), I do pride myself on having basic knowledge on the important stuff. It's not just the 'regular' news… Continue reading Guilty pleasure ‘news stories’
Author: Jessica
A twenty something woman finally indulging her passion for writing!
6 things that annoy me
This was going to be a 5 things that annoy me post. Why? Because whenever you see lists they are neat numbers like top 5 or top 10 but when it came to writing my 5 I couldn't narrow it down far enough, so instead this post will share the 6 things that annoy me.… Continue reading 6 things that annoy me
Early twenties versus late twenties. What’s changed? What’s stayed the same?
I'm 29. My birthday was at the end of February so yes, I am well into my final year of my twenties and fast approaching my thirtieth birthday. I was thinking about this recently and it got me considering ways in which I am different now to how I was in my early twenties. I… Continue reading Early twenties versus late twenties. What’s changed? What’s stayed the same?
My June in a nutshell
July. It is already July! Seriously, where is 2019 going?! As we are in a new month it is time for another roundup post. So here it is, me sharing my highs, lows and standout moments for June. I hope that you enjoy! Let me know yours in the comments, I would love to hear!… Continue reading My June in a nutshell
Is a home complete without plants?
In my opinion, no it isn't. I was never particularly interested in having plants. I didn't dislike them or anything, they just weren't something that excited me. Also, given my track record with flowers and how easily I seemed to be able to kill them without even trying, there was a fear that the same… Continue reading Is a home complete without plants?
Is ignorance bliss when it comes to the news?
I can't decide. Well, I say that I can't decide but that isn't strictly true. I do keep up to date on what is going on in the world and I do think that it is important to be informed...but, and this is a very big but, there is a lot to be said for… Continue reading Is ignorance bliss when it comes to the news?
Does a personal message in a book increase the sentimental value and should we all be writing them?
Books are given as gifts all the time aren't they? Sometimes a lot of thought has been put into it, sometimes it is following a request from the recipient, sometimes it is just an impulse buy. The list of reasons goes on and on. I'm sure we have all given and received books as gifts… Continue reading Does a personal message in a book increase the sentimental value and should we all be writing them?
Can you really achieve perfect timekeeping?
What is your timekeeping like? Mine has always been off. When I was younger it was off in the way of me always being stupidly early for everything. I'm not kidding, I would be the person with an appointment at 10am who would turn up at 9.20am and feel foolish hanging around. I worried though,… Continue reading Can you really achieve perfect timekeeping?
Bibliomania
Are you familiar with the word? If not, it's a noun, meaning the desire to collect as many books as possible. I was going to ask are you a victim? But the word victim makes it sound bad doesn't it. Is it a bad thing? To collect more and more books? What do you think?… Continue reading Bibliomania
When does being honest tip over into being rude?
You hear people say all the time that they are 'upfront and honest', they 'tell it like it is' and then 'at least people know where they stand'. It's worn as a badge of honour, it is the most positive attribute to be an honest person. Honesty is great, lying is not. We all know… Continue reading When does being honest tip over into being rude?
