Navigating Adulthood – One Obsessive Thought at a Time
Three guesses what today’s post is about. My regular readers will know that over the last couple of months, my life has essentially been dominated by IBS, and quite frankly, I’m fed up with it. So, as April is IBS Awareness Month, I’ve decided to address what it’s like to live with this little bastard… Continue reading A Total Shit Show | The Realities of IBS
It’s time for another instalment of Crazy Lady Watches Normal People, or, as many would probably argue - Crazy Bitch Thirsts Over Paul Mescal. You’ll be pleased to know that I’m still very slowly weaning myself off from my weekly Thirsty Thursday sessions and replacing them with Grey’s Anatomy, but I’m still not quite ready… Continue reading Crazy Lady Watches Normal People: Episodes 7 & 8
I’m writing this post on the 23rd March 2021. Today marks a year since Boris announced that we were going into lockdown here in the UK. At 12pm, there was a minute's silence to remember everyone who had lost their lives as a result of Covid-19 pandemic. I’m sure I wouldn’t be the only one… Continue reading Lessons From Lockdown: 8 Things I’ve Learned One Year On
I must admit, like last month, I’m a bit behind with sampling the offerings in the latest Craft Gin Club box. Again, it’s been a combination of things, largely that I’m still a little bit cautious of upsetting my delicate little snowflake twat of a stomach, and I’ve also been a bit more into wine… Continue reading Craft Gin Club Subscription Box Review | March 2021
There are a number of TV shows that I go to for comfort. One of which is Scrubs, a US sitcom that aired between 2001 and 2010. I saw recently that the 17th March marks 11 years since the last ever episode of the show aired, so I thought I’d take a moment to look… Continue reading Ten of the Best Scrubs Episodes That Never Get Old
I thought January was a busy month reading wise - how wrong I was. As it turned out, I spent a lot of February feeling unwell and drained thanks to my IBS and anxiety being constantly in competition for the title of Ultimate Fucking Life Ruiner, so, it meant that I was also spending more… Continue reading February 2021 Reading Wrap Up
I debated whether or to do a Tay-Tay Top Five for Folklore - The Long Pond Studio Sessions, as it’s of course the same track listing of songs as the original album. However, after several listens and a day where I was sofa bound thanks to a severe episode of anxiety and decided to watch… Continue reading Tay-Tay Top Five: Folklore – The Long Pond Studio Sessions
I always try and write a themed post around International Women’s Day, but for some reason, I struggled this year to come up with an idea. Thankfully, my brain saved the day at the last minute (for once) and I decided to write a post on my favourite female comedians. If you’ve been with my… Continue reading My Favourite Funny Women | The Best Female Comedians You Should Check Out This International Women’s Day
The 4th March 2021 is World Book Day, the yearly event that celebrates a love of books. The charity’s mission is to ensure that every child has a book of their own so they can discover the joys of reading, and it was an event I loved taking part in when I was at school.… Continue reading How Jacqueline Wilson Sparked My Love of Reading
It’s the one I’ve been gagging to write, and it’s finally here! I’ve wanted to listen to it as much as possible before I brought you my Evermore review, and this was certainly one of the harder albums to pick five favourite tracks. Taylor Swift already saved 2020 with Folklore, but us Swifties lost our… Continue reading Tay-Tay Top Five: Evermore
