Let’s talk about feet. Unarguably the weirdest looking fixture of the human facade. But how should you dress them? My case for why one pair of white trainers is all you need to dress your toes appropriately. Continue reading Five Reasons Why One Pair of White Trainers Are (Nearly) All Your Wardrobe Needs.
A series of regular posts that will recap the video games that I’ve been playing recently. A diary of what I liked about them, which ones I’d recommend, and a general helping of whimsy and reflection for what is my favourite way to wind down. Continue reading The Download_
Images provided by @ryanhahndesigns I’ve always been interested in technology. I to love digest all the newest tech news in magazines, online, and watching reviews of the latest gadgets on YouTube. Even back when I was an adamant Android user I would nonetheless greatly anticipate the livestream of Apple’s new product and software launches in particular. The meticulously planned and transfixing choreography of the lectures, videography, … Continue reading Has Instagram Won Advertising? And Why That Matters
With the world shutting down in the midst of this unprecedented virus outbreak, it has been a perfect coincidence that the new Animal Crossing title was released on the 2oth March 2020. For those of you who’ve yet to discover Ninetendo’s wonderful world of critters and collectables, Animal Crossing is game where you live within a community of friendly animals foraging and fishing among other … Continue reading Animal Crossing New Horizons: Lets Play
It is brought to our attention all too often, the imminent and unrelenting destruction of our environment as a result of fossil fuel pollution, deforestation, and the infiltration of non-degradable plastics into our soils, waterways and food chains, culminating toward catastrophic increases in world temperatures and natural destruction. I stress the word imminent in the same way that Journalist and best-selling author Naomi Klein in … Continue reading The Immediacy of The Climate Crisis
My journey to university was a peculiar one, as I’m sure is the case for a great majority of nostalgic graduates. With GCSEs in the bag, I collected the sufficient grades to stumble onto the next level of education, albeit without a hint of a future plan or definitive endpoint. It really puzzled me the stress that was placed on our grade dazed sixteen-year-old brains to conjure some … Continue reading I Graduated From University – But How Did I Do It?!
Welcome to your daily directory of what’s hot and what’s not on the internet for July 13th. Make sure you follow on WordPress and Instagram @poulton64 and you won’t miss a post Richard Bacon In Medically Induced Coma The non-mobile network partnered half of the Bacon brothers, television and radio personality Richard Bacon, has been put into an induced coma in the wake of being … Continue reading Daily Debrief: July 13th – Supersonic Cyborg Gerbils And Eco Cargo Ship Travel
Welcome to your daily directory of what’s hot and what’s not on the internet for July 12th. Make sure you follow on WordPress and Instagram @poulton64 and you won’t miss a post Federer Crashes Out Of Wimbledon In Five Set Thriller In an unanticipated four hour marathon of twist and turns, South African number eighth seed Kevin Anderson broke the incredible 85 game win streak … Continue reading Daily Debrief: July 12th – Depp Attacks Crew Member And Giant Baby Trump To Visit London
Welcome to your daily directory of what’s hot and what’s not on the internet for July 11th Drake Crushes The Beatles Record Dominance of the Billboard Chart Fresh off of huge fan hype for his latest release Scorpion and a marketing partnership which saw Drake take-over your Spotify playlist homepage, the spotlight continues to shine ever brighter on the Canadian hip-pop phenomon as he breaks … Continue reading Daily Debrief: July 11th – Drake Breaks The Billboards And How To Snag a Seat In The Wimbledon Royal Box
It is brought to our attention all too often, the imminent and continuous destruction of our environment, as a result of fossil fuel pollution and the infiltration of non-degradable plastics into our soils, waterways and food chains, is culminating toward catastrophic increases in world temperatures and natural destruction. I stress the word imminent in the same way that Melanie Klein, in her book This Changes … Continue reading Travelling Sustainably: A Manifesto (Not mine, Klein’s)
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