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You know that feeling when something just lights you up like fairy lights at Christmas? Yeah, that was me recently. The last thing I got ridiculously, embarrassingly excited about was… drumroll… a package arriving. Yep. Not a holiday, not a lottery win, not even Ryan Reynolds turning up at my door (although, Ryan, if you’re reading this—don’t be shy). No, it was a box.

Some words just… get around. They’re everywhere. Like glitter after a craft project—you can try to escape them, but nope, they’ll be in your hair, your shoes, and your nightmares.

Alright, here’s the deal. The world is full of important questions: What’s for dinner? Why does my sock vanish in the wash? Why is my phone listening to me talk about cheese and now I’m being targeted with ads for fondue sets?!

Right. Buckle in.

If someone handed me the big red button and said, “Go on, change something about modern society,” I wouldn’t even hesitate. CLICK. Immediate update. Reboot. Refresh. Starting with… the absolute obsession with hustle culture.

You ever look up from what you’re doing and realise it’s suddenly dark outside, your tea’s gone cold, your phone’s on 2%, and you’ve somehow forgotten to blink for the last hour and a half? Yeah. That’s when you know time just packed its bags and left the chat.

(A blog post for the chronically polite and perpetually baffled)

Right, we need to talk. No, seriously – pull up a chair, grab a cuppa (tea or coffee, I’m inclusive like that), and let’s unpack one of my biggest daily gripes: rudeness. I’m talking about the kind of behaviour that makes you raise your eyebrows so high they practically move in with your hairline.

Right, let’s get comfy and crack open this juicy little question like a bag of crisps you swore you weren’t going to eat but did anyway.

Are you seeking security or adventure?

Well, buckle up, because this question is basically asking:

If I could host a dinner party and anyone I invited was guaranteed to turn up? Oh, the power. The drama. The potential awkward table conversations!

Honestly, I wouldn’t waste this opportunity on being modest. This is my fantasy dinner, and we’re going full glam, full weird, full chaos.

Oh, where do I even start? The future is like a giant mystery box—except instead of socks or sad salad, I’m convinced mine’s packed with glitter, dance breaks, and at least one alpaca in a sombrero (don’t ask why—it just feels right).

You know that feeling when someone holds the door open for you, or remembers how you take your tea (milk first, obviously)? It’s such a small thing, but it sticks. It makes you feel seen, like, “Hey—I matter.”

If I had to pick one historical figure who really stands out to me, it would be Joan of Arc. She wasn’t born a queen, a scholar, or a warrior—but somehow, she became all three in spirit. What I love most about her is that she didn’t wait for someone else to save her country. At just 17 years old, she stood up in a world ruled by men and kings and basically said, “I have a voice—and I’m going to use it.”

This is a very interesting question. I think I would like to try indoor skydiving; because being a person with a disability, I would like to experience how it feels and also just to know if I would be able to do it.

It’s taken me a while to write this and I guess it’s because I don’t want to be seen as moaning.

Last year I lost one of my best friends. We spoke a lot about how we thought we would be if we didn’t have disabilities.

Don’t worry I’ll tell you everything let’s just say I’ve been on the phone a lot to the housing

Hi all, it’s independence day today, now I know really – that’s only if you’re American but I really like it and in my own way I celebrate it every year.

Today’s the day I look back on the year and reflect on the whole year. And I think to myself – what can I do better this year, independently that I couldn’t do last year? 

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What does the world’s future have in store? I guess nobody knows, but I think we can safely say that this lockdown has made everyone re-evaluate what’s normal, what’s real life and how we go forward.

Mothers day is the day of the year we celebrate the mums around the world for everything they do all year round

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April fools day or sometimes known as All Fools Day is a day  celebrated on April 1st by spreading practical jokes or hoaxes on your friends, this celebration is known in most Western countries and most European countries Continue reading “April Fools Day” →

International Women’s Day originated in the year 1909 on February 28th Continue reading “International women’s day” →

Christmas a annual celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ from a religious stand point.

Christmas is celebrated on the 25th December and is a day full of celebrations, decorating for the holiday, buying presents for your loved ones and celebrating the day with the people you love. Continue reading “Christmas” →

Black Friday originally from an  American tradition that the UK has adopted

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Remembrance Day formally known as Poppy Day is celebrated on the Eleventh of November and it is to celebrated to remember all the fallen soldiers  who lost their lives from the first World War.

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Remembrance day is celebrated in many countries honouring the soldiers who fought bravely and who sadly lost their lives but we remember it as the day the First World War ended on the eleventh hour so every year on this day at eleven o clock we hold a minute silence in remembrance to the fallen soldiers from that time

A special parade is held within London where a marching band plays wonderful songs and is finished with one of the Royal Family in the past it has been the Queen who has laid a wreath on the Cenopath in respect to the fallen soldiers 

Remembrance Day will always be a day I’m proud to remember now 

The soldiers we remember on this day both from the past and present will always part in my heart as I believe that the soldiers are the ones who on the front line fighting for us to keep living the way we do

So give yourself one minute after reading this blog post Do you remember the full one who helped make the country what it is today I will always get my poppy 

Bonfire night or as it was formally known as Guy Fawkes night is celebrated on November 5th.

In the year 1605 a gentleman named Guy Fawkes took it upon himself to try and assassinate King James the I by putting gunpowder underneath the House of Lords, dude me to the fact that he had survived the attack on his life King James announced that this night would be a day celebrated as the day Guy Fawkes failed  Continue reading “Bonfire Night” →

Halloween the time of the year where people decorate their houses with spooky ornaments everything from spiders to skeleton bones the night every young child can be the one thing a year that terrifies them but on this faithful night their not themselves, their werewolves, Dracula Frankenstein, a Mummy, Clown, Princesses and superheroes these are just a few of the many things kids and adults like to become for one night.

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Black History Month also referred to as African-American History Month.

Black History Month was originated in 1926 in the US when historian Carter G Woodson announced that the second week of February would be known as Black History week as it corresponded with Abraham Lincoln’s birthday and Fredrick’s Douglass which both the Black community celebrated.

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On The 11th September 2001 a group of Islamic Terroists who were a part of al-Qaeda drove two crashed two air carriers into the North and South side or the World Trade Centre in America.

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A hero is some defined by someone’s bravery, their noble quality’s and courage for doing something heroic (no pun intended)

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I am a young multi-media journalist from London and I have cerebral palsy. I am all about changing people’s perceptions about disabilities. I want to share positive stories and spread the word about what disabled people CAN do, not what they can’t do.

Here are a few ways my disability affects me:

– I am a wheelchair user. I can’t walk unaided, so I walk with a K-Walker and crutches. However I use the wheelchair when I’m out and about.

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Hi readers in this blog post I give you my opinion on how models are portrayed in the media industry.

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Hi readers well yesterday on my YouTube channel I had a comment from Aviva asking me to give them the best advice to cook something now I hate to break it to you my last name maybe cook however I’m no chef and so I unfortunately cannot help anyone with their cooking questions at all don’t like my last name confuse you

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It’s that time of year again where we say Happy American Independence Day.

I realise it’s probably an American tradition

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What did the traffic light say to the cars?

Don’t look I’m about to change

Forwarded as received

*All UK drivers please read important message*

Pass on to others…..

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