Um, okay but who are the Trolls? Firstly an apology for the hiatus over the last 10 months or so. Exams are now over and I am back in the game! Let’s dive straight in; on to trolls (internet trolls; we don’t need to delve too far into

You hear stories of drug addicts chasing the unreachable high. I feel like that is what happiness is. I began thinking about this around New Year, you know, that time where everyone is asking the same question “What’s YOUR New Year’s Resolution gonna be?” People are spouting all sorts: From the standard: Be heathier, Lose

Has anyone here seen Blackfish? It is the documentary about Orcas in captivity. Horrible, eye opening, heart breaking film, very well put together. Anyway, that is not really the point of this blog. What I wanted to put across was some information I gleaned from it that has stuck with me. There is a theory

Following on from Facebook’s recent “psychological experiment” (see more information here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2679115/Facebook-finally-apologises-secretly-manipulating-nearly-1m-peoples-accounts-huge-psychology-experiment.html) I think it’s quite important to recognise the impacts that things do actually have on our day to day lives. I know we probably all knew anyway that if we read a lot of negative things, with no positive “interruptions” we will start

Ok, so, part 2!   I’m going to start this one off with my favourite find EVER! As in terms of local history, this definitely is the most interesting. I genuinely love this, just because it really helped my passion for this blossom. There’s something about about actually discovering something yourself, and taking the initiative

I love history. it was always my favourite subject and something that I was really keen to stay involved with. I wanted to be an Archaeologist when I was younger, I would have adored discovering and identifying lost artifacts, not seen or touched for centuries… but I have settled for enjoying it was a hobby-