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The Impossible Summer Bucket List

In the lead-up to every summer for as long as I can remember, I have written a ‘summer bucket list’—a sort of aspirational guide to the season ahead. The items on the list have always varied in intensity, from simple things like fish and chips on the beach with friends, to slightly more complicated targets, […]

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How to Make Camping Happen

I’ve been trying to set up a camping trip for weeks. I’ve wanted to go for so long, but things keep popping up. How do I get the push to just go

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Craft Projects for the Holidays

I may have peaked a little too early in my excitement to start new craft projects once semester (and exams) finish for the year. I usually have too much ‘study guilt’ to enjoy crafting during semester, which I know is wrong, but I can’t help feeling it anyway. My craft googling is now interrupting my […]

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Joining a Book Club

I recently joined a book club in the hope of finding more time to read, or at least having an excuse to. As a team, each of us take turns picking a book for the month. Then, we meet up for a hot brew of tea and discussions about whatever book we landed on (and […]

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Leftovers and Student Cooking

My Saturday routine is to go to the central market and buy a ‘magic box’. Five bucks and I get a stack of vegetables and fruit that sets me up for the week, but when you’re living on a student budget and shopping and cooking for one, how do you use up all your food […]

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Get Your Thrift On In These Adelaide Op-shops

The hunt for a quirky second-hand item is not for the impatient. I often find myself in a frenzy at Savers, scouting through hundreds of pre-loved clothes on those wire coat hangers that screech across whatever rack they are on. However, underneath the variety of smells, sizes, and Bintang singlets, the moment you discover a […]

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Benefits of the Beach

It’s getting warmer, and the beach is nature’s free aquatic centre. There are stacks of proven benefits related to health and wellbeing when you go to the beach. That being said, I am a procrastinator, indecisive, and terrible at time management. So, my second half of Semester Two resolution is to go to the beach […]

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Natural Organic Soap

Everyone uses soap. *Thinks of little brother* Well, almost everyone, but did you know you can make it yourself? And it’s so relaxing, easy, and fun.

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Gardening to the Season: What Can You Grow?

Following up from my seasonal eating post. We’re looking at whats in season and how to grow it.

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The Ritual of Watching Television

If there’s one thing I miss about the pre-streaming service age, it’s when watching television was a collective, group experience. Nowadays, watching a TV series is typically (though not always) a solitary act. This certainly has its perks: you can start and stop as you like and, perhaps most importantly, you have total autonomy over […]

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