The world is a strange place at the moment. Anyone heading to Tesco this morning could easily be forgiven for thinking that it was Christmas Eve, given how busy it was. I went at 7.30am and the car park was rammed full. Shoppers were already loading their vehicles with what looked like a months worth… Read More Thoughts on panic-buying
Today has not been a good day. Well, if I’m honest the past few weeks haven’t exactly been peachy. But today it felt like everything just came to a bloody tedious head. I was supposed to give a short presentation today as part of my English group. I say supposed because right up until I… Read More Sinking
Many of you will be aware that I returned to education back in September. Initially to retake my Maths & English GCSE’s but with a view to moving onto an Access to Higher Education course and then ultimately to study creative writing and publishing at university. In reality it’s a five year plan that, when… Read More Imaginative Writing
Pixels is an app for your phone that takes the basic premise of an old fashioned diary and reimagines it for the modern age. In it’s most simple form it’s a daily mood tracker. But take a little time to delve deeper into what the app has to offer and you’ll find a fully fledged peronal diary application with detailed mood and feelings analysis at it’s core.… Read More App review: Pixels
Last week, it was decided with my GP that I am to be referred back to the Wiltshire & Avon Mental Health Partnership to be psychologically assessed for suspected Bipolar disorder. Today, I stood on the top floor of Cabot’s Circus in Bristol city centre and looked over the edge with one thought in my… Read More Unloading
I’ve hit a massive low over the past few days, and I knew it was coming. I have this strange ability to sense when my mind is about to crash out on me, but yet I just carried on as normal and ignored the warning signs until it was too late. And so the crash… Read More Low
