I can’t quite believe this is happening. My room is packed up into about a thousand bags and boxes (who knew that I had that much stuff), I’ve said goodbye to my housemates of three years and finally hoovered under my bed. It’s farewell to 136A Chapeltown Road and hello to Denmark, oh and Headingley … Continue reading So this is it!
A lot of things have happened recently. Some massive milestones, and some more mundane things which have turned out to be quite exciting. Here’s a little timeline of events: ————————————————————————– Twelve days ago, I performed Joss Arnott’s piece Catalyst for the first time. Eleven days ago, I booked my flight to Denmark ready to start … Continue reading My Second Monday as a Graduate
It’s around five on Friday. It’s tipping it down outside and I don’t have a coat or umbrella so I’m stuck in Cafe Nero with my essay until it stops. I’ve been here for about an hour and a half. One flat white and a bottle of coke later I’m 3052 words into my essay … Continue reading let me set the scene
I think I may have just cracked the most efficient way of getting through my to do list, but also incorporating treats, and working out. I think I may in fact be a genius. It goes a little bit like this: I write my to do list- I have an app on my laptop which … Continue reading 4 step programme to do everything and anything
Someone once told me that if you have an expressive face then you don’t photograph well. Until recently I didn’t think having an expressive face was a bad thing, and then I needed a headshot. Then comes the agonies, and extremely rare ecstasies of taking up close, in focus photographs of my face. A face that … Continue reading the stop taking photos I hate my face headshot
