We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.
Anais Nin
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Blogs and articles from all aspects of my life, quite the eclectic experience! Here you can find writings about my life as a thirty-something woman on the edge of her next life stage, deep dives from a history graduate or musings on a book I have recently read.
A Love Letter to Sophie Kinsella
A personal love letter to Sophie Kinsella and the millennial women who grew up with her stories, humour, heartbreak and unforgettable characters.
Thoughts at (Almost) 40: A Millennial Reflection
Turning 40 made me realise nothing in my life was wasted—from messy twenties to building a home in my thirties. This is what it really feels like to grow, set boundaries, and find peace.
Why I Left Draft2Digital in 2026 (Honest Author Review)
Why I left Draft2Digital in 2026. A personal look at new fees, platform changes, AI concerns, and why I chose to host my books for free instead.
What If We Just… Moved to Cumbria?
I’ve been dreaming about moving house. From Co. Galway to Cumbria, this is how we ended up seriously considering a completely different life.
What is Happening with Legally Blonde? (MK Theatre Experience)
What exactly is happening behind the scenes at Legally Blonde? Including my experience at the Milton Keynes “Concert Production”.
Were the 90s Actually Better — or is it Just Nostalgia?
Did school feel simpler in the 90s? A nostalgic but honest look at education, childhood freedom, public spaces, and why even going swimming now needs a booking.
Why I’m Telling My Children Not to Have Kids
An honest, personal reflection on why I’m encouraging my daughters to question motherhood expectations — and to choose freedom and happiness first.
Why We’re Going Back to DVD: The Streaming Rebellion of 2025
Why are people going back to DVDs? Explore how the loss of ownership and streaming fatigue are driving a revival of physical media in 2025.
Has Taylor Swift Created a World She Can Never Leave?
Taylor Swift has spent nearly two decades crafting something that goes far beyond music. But what happens when she decides to leave that world behind?
Overcoming Nostalgia Depression at Christmas
Christmas is a strong reminder that Nostalgia Depression is a thing. And that it is very, very real. Old traditions can carry so much weight. Here’s how I’m overcoming it this year!
