WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | NON-FICTION BOOKS I’VE READ RECENTLY

  I read a fair amount of non-fiction – I enjoy learning about social issues, people, experiences different from my own. I like reading about nature, books, social issues, racism, physical and mental illness and memoirs of people I find intriguing. So my recent non-fiction reads are a bit of a mishmash, as usual!   READ MORE

WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | NEW WORDS I’VE LEARNED RECENTLY

  This is a fun one. I actually have something for this, because I’ve found a few word-of-the-day memes recently that have actually taught me some new words. Here are some favourites: Morgenmuffel – someone who doesn’t like waking up in the morning and as a result is extremely grumpy (German) Spuddle – “to be READ MORE

WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | MEMES THAT REMIND ME OF A FAVOURITE BOOK OR SHOW

  Okay, so I’ve been looking for days and it’s not going well. I’ve stopped spending much time looking at memes that would apply to TV shows in favour of funny posts about the reality of raising tiny humans, having mental health issues (only somewhat related), hitting middle age and being neurodivergent. It’s where I’m READ MORE

WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | CRITICIZING MY FAVOURITE BOOK, TV SHOW OR FILM

  Just a quick question. What does this mean? Does it want me to comment on how I feel about seeing my favourite things criticized (generally I’d say my reaction is on a spectrum of “okay that’s a good point,” to “don’t really care,” to vaguely annoyed, depending on the thing and the critique)? Does READ MORE