Greek statesman Pericles famously stated “Just because you do not take an interest in politics, it doesn’t mean politics won’t take an interest in you.” I vividly recall walking into my first politics class last year feeling apprehensive, thinking I wouldn’t like it; or I would find it boring, or too complicated. But, the first thing my teacher said to us really opened my eyes … Continue reading Why You Should Have a Political Opinion
Hello hello hello – happy Easter weekend! I hope you’re having a day or two to relax and recuperate (maybe with a good book?) If you are planning on spending some time this weekend reading, you might even find some inspiration from the books I bring you today because there were definitely a couple of gems in this roundup. If not, I hope you still … Continue reading What I’ve Read Recently
Hello and happy Saturday! (Or whatever day you’re reading) 2021 has definitely been a cooking journey for me, and Katy Bescow has really been like a mentor to me so far – her recipes from 15 Minute Vegan are now a staple in my daily dinner diaries – and I especially love her peanut butter satay noodles recipe, so I thought that it would be … Continue reading Vegan Satay Noodles Recipe
I’m dreaming of days like this again… As my country is so small, I love that I’m able to just hop on a train and head to an array of cool places for the day – and make it back for bed time! Whilst lockdown restrictions had been eased last August, I experienced what was to become the highlight of my 2020; and as I … Continue reading A Day Down in Dublin
This time last year the whole world went into lockdown – who would have thought that 365 days later we’d be in the same position?! I certainly didn’t. Maybe I was being naive thinking that we would get a few months off school and then it would all be cleared by the end of 2020? During that first lockdown I actually didn’t really have any … Continue reading A taste of online school
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