Jan 9th: Three weeks into lockdown with no end date in sight, my life is now defined by living each day as it comes. I honour my daily routine of work and play, that blend together harmoniously through the echoed hours. I graciously give credit to nature and creativity that diligently balance everything simultaneously. With [...]
As it's the season of darkness I arrived early at Walthamstow Central Bus Station, ready for a quiet and inspiring walk. Wanting to be home long before the clock struck three. Today's atmosphere was completely different from my walks by the canal. It was a last-minute decision of opting for drier paths. Though I missed [...]
The other day my friend and I were talking about manifesting our future goals. Some of which I think maybe unrealistic, but still a dream. I mentioned one of my unrealistic goals is to leave the country every time I feel down. The chances of this happening is 40%, but not as often as I’d [...]
At the main entrance of the British Museum's Great Court sits a transparent X mark. This spot is my monitor’s expanded view of the deserted, luminous Great Court. Moving the cursor about pressing down on the mouse’s left button, the scene in front of me seamlessly changes. I look in all directions of the room, [...]
I leave Costa Coffee early, with 20 mins left until my lunch break ends. Instead of turning towards work. I take the last opportunity I have to sit on the benches provided, along Fouberts Place and Newburgh Street, just off Carnaby Street. I’m making the most every little second spent in Central London. With news [...]
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