This is not my usual type of post but with the whole world being in quarantine, there’s nothing “usual” going on. For me, this is Week 7 of being at home and it is crazy to think that the whole month of April went by just like that. I am very hopeful that this whole situation will come to an…
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I am grateful for: The family I was born into The sea My best friend My healthy working body All the amazing teachers I have had in my life The sunsets and sunrises that set my heart on fire Airplanes (that can get you home no matter where you are in the world) The way I see and accept my…
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I have had this post in my drafts since September of last year and this felt like the perfect time to actually finish writing it. Life -and history- has taught us time and time again that absolutely nothing bad lasts forever. One could argue that nothing (good or bad) lasts forever, but I don’t like thinking of it that way.…
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Getting there: We got to Edinburgh via train from Glasgow and the journey was only 1h30 and tickets cost £13 (with our railcard). The journey home was 2h30 and our tickets cost £28 (with a railcard again) so overall getting there and back was very affordable. How we got around: Even though where we stayed was quite far away from…
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Alex and I had the best time in Scotland. I had never been before and I absolutely loved it and enjoyed every second of our trip. A part of the reason that we enjoyed our trip so much, I think, is because it was somewhat organised and we had done our research prior to going on the trip. I spent…
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Instagram (and all social media really) was created to be a happy place for everyone and that’s how it should remain. I joined Instagram in the summer of 2014 but it has changed so much since then. The platform itself has evolved and I no longer use it for the same reasons I did in 2014. Right now this app…
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With today being World Ballet Day I thought it would be a great opportunity to share my own ballet journey and what I have learned so far. To get straight into it, I decided I wanted to follow ballet, and dance in general, as a career around the age of 14 (even though I fell in love with ballet long…
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I am only 22 and I often feel like I have failed in the career aspect of my life. Then I remind myself, I have neither failed or succeeded because the thing is, I’ve just barely started my journey! I graduated from uni just over a year ago and after 6 painful months of being unemployed and sending email after…
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