April Wrap-Up – Books, Lilo & Stitch, The Sims & Ramadan

Look at me, finally dragging myself to open my laptop and write this wrap-up and feeling overwhelmed because I’ve kept … More

March Wrap-Up – Talking Stats, Books, Shows and a Mental Health Check-In

Today, as well as talking about books, TV, stats and dropping links, I’ll be doing a mental health check-in and … More

I’ve only ever done a wrap-up once, and haven’t done one since, but I think that this year, I not … More

“We’re not voiceless. Pass the mic.” With an especial focus on mental health, music, and celebrating black love, without further … More

We aren’t voiceless, pass the mic. I don’t know how other POC bloggers feel, but I’ve always felt that there … More

It is becoming increasingly well-known in the mental health community that the impact of sunlight can play a huge role … More

2018 was a jam-packed year full of a whirlwind of lessons. I loved it, I hated it, I enjoyed myself, … More

The ever amazing @ MutedMouthful tagged me to participate in this challenge where I get to create a pick me … More

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman Genre: Contemporary Adult Fiction Content Warning: Depiction of mental health issues Add … More

The following post may cause offense to the reader and cause extreme indifference on my part. Please, proceed with caution.

Suffice to say, I’m feeling rather Rhett Butler-y.

In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month, I wanted to address the issues surrounding anxiety that I’ve seen surface over … More

The Terrible Guest comes uninvited Has never been invited. The day stretches to night And the night stretches to days … More

If this is the first post of mine you’re viewing or by chance you remember some of my previous posts … More