On: Grief.
I started writing this on a train to work at 6:55am and it is taking everything within me to focus and not miss my stop. Whilst physically present, my mind is simply no longer here.…
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On: Love In My Late Twenties.
As I walked through the passageway from the Victoria line to the oyster barriers at Kings Cross, a young masked couple gently found each other’s hands, and as they walked on, the man hummed a…
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As I walked through the passageway from the Victoria line to the oyster barriers at Kings Cross, a young masked couple gently found each other’s hands, and as they walked on, the man hummed a…
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The New Normal: Five Working From Home Tips
A good portion of us have been, and are still working from home where possible given the current Covid-19 outbreak. I’ve been working from home since about mid-March and it has taken quite a few…
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A good portion of us have been, and are still working from home where possible given the current Covid-19 outbreak. I’ve been working from home since about mid-March and it has taken quite a few…
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Five Books To Order In Right Now.
Books have always been an oasis of sorts for me. When the world is confusing and feels grey with uncertainty – I allow myself to get completely and utterly lost within the crisp pages…
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The Writer Who Forgot How To Write.
I think the title alludes to what exactly this piece encapsulates, but my dear friends, I forgot how to write. Even now as I write this on a packed rush-hour train home, I’m trying to…
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The Unintentional Break.
[ Found In The Change ] . It’s is June 1st and I am sat in a very hot warehouse in south Bermondsey. I am on a lunch break from the Youth Leaders conference I’m…
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[ Found In The Change ] . It’s is June 1st and I am sat in a very hot warehouse in south Bermondsey. I am on a lunch break from the Youth Leaders conference I’m…
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