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Monthly Archives: April 2019

Being a Vegetarian

I have been a vegetarian for such a long time I feel like I don’t even remember what meat really tastes like. When I was only ten years old, I made a life changing decision to cut meat out of my diet completely. I’m pretty sure my parents were pretty upset with me, because suddenly […]

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Long-Distance Friendships

I have been residing in Adelaide now for about six years. I am very lucky to have made supportive friendships in that time. Still, there are times where I find myself wishing that teleporting technology was already in use so I could just beam myself home to attend a friend’s birthday or be able to […]

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Using mainstream media for mental health

You mightn’t have heard of AdMental, but I’m here to let you know all about it! It’s a pretty great initiative all about using advertisement in a way to promote positive mental health and wellbeing, and bring it to a wider audience.

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Changing the World

The world is a massive place. There’s over seven billion people in it. That means if you wanted to meet every single person who’s alive right now you’d have to talk to three different people every second, around 170 people every minute, for around eighty years. If you wanted to live in every country, you’d […]

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A trip to Belair National Park

On the weekend, I went to Belair National Park, which is a 25-minute drive south-east of Adelaide. It is South Australia’s oldest national park and feels worlds away from the city and suburbs. There are many walking trails to choose from. we chose the Waterfall Hike, which is one of the more challenging trails in […]

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Hydrate or Die-drate

If you’re reading this, you’re probably dehydrated.

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I Hate Money

I am not going to lie; money stresses me out. Ever since I was young, I had the impression that money is some godly type of possession that will determine my life. If you have it, that’s awesome. If you don’t, you’re going to struggle a lot. Your life is automatically centred around money as […]

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Plant parenthood

Plants are big right now, and I certainly love them, so I decided to dedicate a blog post to them.

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Streaming services: friend or foe?

‘Is it on Netflix?’ This is, without fail, the follow-up question I receive when I recommend a film or a show to someone, and if the answer is ‘no’, then the conversation will usually end there. In fact, I’ve started to anticipate this and frame my recommendations as some variation of ‘it’s not on Netflix, […]

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Why should I own my mistakes?

Being a student, it isn’t so important to own a mistake. I often hear things like, ‘it wasn’t taught well,’ or, ‘I didn’t have time to learn it,’ and so you make a mistake on a test or exam, something that doesn’t really effect anyone other than yourself. But what about when that reasoning doesn’t […]

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