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Green is my Favourite Colour

This is a big statement. For a long time whenever I was asked the question, What is your favourite colour? I replied, Rainbow. Why pick one when I can pick all. You see I was and still am slightly, bad at making decisions. I think of every reason to choose or not choose a direction.…
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My Self-Help Book Came Ripped
I’m not usually a reader of self help books, as I feel like a majority of them provide the same information in between different covers. But I tried to jump on the Self- Help books culture again, and figured I’d start with The Happiness Hypothesis, because: I love Jonathan Haidt I really love Jonathan Haidt…
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Talk About Lazy
Somedays I get up thinking I’m going to change the world. Other days I don’t get up. I’ve been in bed longer and longer these days, with the thought of what will I do if I wake up earlier? Passion is such a fickle mistress. For once in my life I know where I want…
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I forgot I was creative until I was ok with trying again
Its been a while since I’ve written something, but sometimes the best words come out when they’ve been held in and gone stale. Old is gold right? Well that’s just what I’m going with as I try to get back into this writing. I gave up on the arts a long time ago (or atleast…
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The Early Bird Gets the Worm, but the Early Worm gets Caught
Procrastination has gotten such a bad rep in the past few years, that to put off any task until last the minute is being lazy. Procrastination = lazy Pushing off a project until you absolutely have to complete it just seems like poor planning on your part. Why weren’t you able to complete the project…
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“Don’t judge each day by the harvest that you reap but the seeds that you plant” -Robert Luis Stevenson
Look at what you’ve done today, not what you will be getting out of the day. This is me dumbing out a beautiful quote, for myself of course. Everything becomes daunting when you think of achievements rather than growth. Honing a growth mentality pushes us to make the journey towards our goals, and focus on…
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she was not someone to get over, but rather to come to terms with
We all have that one relationship we second guess, yet they’re someone that never leaves our life. No matter what you have done, no matter where you will be, they’ll be right there with you, enjoying the ride in their own way. I have been given the overused advice of “just get over them”. As…
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Dinosaurs lived for 165 million years

165 million years is quite a big number when you compare it to the measly 5-7 million years ago when the first humans began to walk the earth. Homo Sapiens appeared only 200,000 years ago, and the industrial revolution started 200 years. Social media generation? Probably these last 20 years. Why the random evolution weariness?…
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I’m too young to feel this ordinary
Finally finished a book in my quarantine journey, The World That We Know by Alice Hoffman. Usually I’m not a novel person, I like mystery, excitement, otherworldly creatures coming to destroy the human race, but sometimes a good novel just opens your eyes to all that you could potentially love. The story is about 3…
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It was a Good Sign

I recently went on a date (QUARANTINE date, please no judgements), and I had a lovely time. We talked about random everything to nothing and before I knew it was 3 hours. I recapped this experience to my inquiring friends during a constructive break down session of the date, and one replied that this was…