A SMALL business in Bromsgrove has found a creative way to survive whilst following lockdown restrictions and rising COVID19 concerns. Emily Atwell, 23 is the founder of Nature’s Intention which is a local shop that advocates zero waste and sells vegan friendly products and food. The store was listed as an essential business that... Continue Reading →
VIDEO: I tried to make cupcakes
I tried to make cupcakes from a packet and I honestly don't think it's normal to struggle this much on something that has two ingredients, three steps and aimed at five-year-olds. I know that I said (twice!) in the video that I'm not starting a YouTube channel, but my format wasn't compatible with Instagram so... Continue Reading →
What is it like to have your Birthday in Quarantine?
I lack the ability to show excitement and the talent heightens around my birthday in particular, like I’ve just never been overly fussed about the element of surprise which has always annoyed my friends and family who particularly enjoy implementing the element of surprise at various moments throughout the day.
10 Things to do During a Storm
There is a storm outside, here is a list of 10 groundbreaking things you can do during a storm that you've probably never even thought of before. 1. Procrastinate on your Public Affairs revision Procrastinate by writing a blogpost about things you should do in a storm which seems like a full proof plan, in... Continue Reading →
A guide on how (not) to bake cookies
Baking cookies is pretty straightforward, you literally cannot mess this up, like you'll probably find a way- but on paper, it's foolproof.
My Interview with an Accountant
Accountancy is a career that involves networking, canny maths skills and the occasional need to wear a very sleek suit. I asked my friend to describe her job in a funny way and she said “there’s no funny way to describe my job” but this is how she would describe her job to non-accountants: Company... Continue Reading →
Do most women feel pressured to look pretty all the time?
Women reveal why they really wear make-up every day. In recent years, the idea of beauty has become broad and the beauty industry has noticeably shifted its focus to embrace individuality and body positivity. The façade that once upon a time, managed to convince every girl to conform to Eurocentric beauty standards is slowly collapsing. ... Continue Reading →
I Interviewed a PGCE Student and Asked her all the Important Questions, so you don’t have to
Did everyone used to think teachers sleep in classrooms during the night in primary school? All for THAT Doctor Who episode to, not only confirm our theory, but also show them as Krillitanes (a composite species that takes desirable attributes of the species they conquer.) Obviously, (most) of us have worked out that teachers don’t... Continue Reading →
ONLY QUESTIONS: The Ex-Con and Society’s obsession with perfection
When you’re stuck in a lift with a woman that is 4’11, you do not react when she tells you she’s an ex-con. Having said this, I reacted. I gave a hesitant smile followed by a bleak nod and then perched on the floor, next to the emergency exit button, and started to eat my... Continue Reading →
10 stages of wearing a saree
It should be noted that none of your life skills to date have prepared you for this. 1. Excitement The excitement is often affiliated with a hint of naivety. If I were to convey what wearing a saree is like in a metaphor, it would probably involve a cheating boyfriend and not knowing when... Continue Reading →