Sighs of a Thinker
Hi,
They say
it is always calmest before the storm.
This is all way too overdramatic for what this post is about. But the point is, it seems things always turn to poop just as they are looking up. The only thing that matters is how you react. Things happen. 90% of life is things happening to you. 10% is you reacting to things happening (those numbers are made up). Continue reading “broken”
Only in my recent years have I grown some financial sense. Seriously. Financial maturity had escaped me for most of my growing years. In my single digit years, I once stole a fiver from my mother’s purse. Feeling like the richest human on earth, I popped to the shops where I spent my windfall on 500 (FIVE HUNDRED!) sweets. So yeah… I haven’t always been the smartest with money. Continue reading “badvestments”
Hi 😊,
We all seek escapism. I’m not here to judge. I’m just here to say I do too. I’m no stranger to the need to leave behind the stresses of everyday life. People seek this from all kinds of places. Some take drugs/alcohol and others go to entertainment or gaming/virtual reality. Some even go to God. Over the years, I have used various media outlets for escapism. Continue reading “fantasia”
If you ordered food at Wagamama, but fancied eating in the store front rather than inside, what could you say? Continue reading “I’m Starting An Online Business”
2016, for many, was a year of challenges and difficulty. It was a year when nothing made sense. A year when the extraordinary was commonplace – and not always in a good way.
Continue reading “I Do Not Want Any Presents This Christmas”
Wikipedia defined death as “the termination of all biological functions that sustain all living organism…..”
I was shocked to learn that there are about 500,000 deaths in a year in England. There were 529,655 in 2015 (Office for National Statistics).
Death is often a taboo topic, it is not a topic we would commonly talk about on our dinner tables; we might talk about the death of a loved one or a celebrity, but hardly about death itself, Yet death is inevitable, it is a debt we all have to pay, once you exist, then you will surely die, it is only a matter of when.
Death is feared by most people because of the uncertainty of what happens after death. To some death represents a finality. While to many others, who believe in the concept of a judgement of either reward or punishment after death, death is just another…
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As the month of March draws to an end giving way to April, it is always a good time to reflect. March is the end of many things. For most, it is the end of the tax year (and financial year). For me, especially this year, March signifies the end of my time as a bachelor.
It’s been 10 full days since I popped the question and 9 since I uploaded the video that broke the internet (I wish). But I also promised to upload the reaction video.
If you haven’t seen the first video, do not worry, it is embedded in this post as well. But you should really read it. There is a description of how the day went.
Hannah starts crying before the video even got to the best part! So she had to watch the video afterwards. You don’t have to cry though – just enjoy 🙂
On Wednesday 29th July 2015, I took a bold step and did a wonderful thing.
For about two months, I had been working on a project that was rather out of my normal scope. Whilst I enjoyed the challenge of starting (and completing) the project, it is not one I hope to ever do again. Not because I failed. Not because it took so much out of me. It is because I FINALLY made a commitment.
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