The kerb cut effect
Who among us, when walking down the street, has noticed those useful little bits in the pavement where the level of the kerb drops down to the road? I would say most of us,…
Divergently Blogging
Sorry it’s been a while
Honestly, I didn’t much feel like posting. Redundancy sort of does that to you.
As in, completely kills your motivation, does an absolute number on your mental health, leaving you stressed and worried about money, where life is going, what you will do next, sort of does that to you.
Patience is Autistic
When it comes to TV shows featuring autistic characters, I approach them with a mix of curiosity and caution. The risk of stereotypes and superficial depictions is all too common, so when I first saw the advert for that series, I wasn’t keen. But after seeing more glowing recommendations than negative ones, I decided to give it a go. Here’s what I thought.
Disabled people are entitled to too many economic benefits
Here’s my experience today as to why that’s not the case.
How International Men’s Day utterly passed me by
I was surprised to learn this week that it was International Men’s Day on the 19th November. Now, I keep forgetting this was a thing. International Women’s Day is rightly a thing, but I had totally forgotten that there was one for men as well.
My Budget Analysis
This long-delayed and much awaited budget is what I’m discussing in the news this time around, as it affects all of us. With most budgets, it gives, and it takes away. In this case, mostly takes.
Pull yourself together!
Yeah, because that’s really helpful advice…
Flow vs Hyperfocus
Ever got so engrossed in something you lost track of time?
Dog Shows and Overwhelm
It always seems like a good idea at the time
What’s in a name?
That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet