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A drop-out marine biology student from Scotland. Certainly some cursing will be bandied about.
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Nothing worth the time is ever easy
People often ask me why I am so difficult and distent. No amount of argument on that point will dispell that the behaviours you perceive to have those roots have different unrelated character flaws. What I would say to you- … Continue reading
Posted in Personal blog
Tagged anecdotes, apologies, care, family, quitting, unemployment
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Morose Alice in Wonderland
A while ago I wrote a snappy little poem about the benefits of pursuing happiness- that you gain from pursuit itself and the end result is irrelevant to those gains. There were also comments in it about not squabbling about … Continue reading
Posted in growing up, Personal blog, Working life
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, attitude, escapism, first world problems, Gen-y, Generation Y, good advice, unhappiness
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A Worthwhile Individual
Is it just me, or are good catholic boys never that fucking impressive? Perhaps that is only a sign of being raised without religion. There is an image associated with the diligantly-faithfuls of banal purity and goodness. It is something … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, childcare, growing up, men's rights, Personal blog, religion, Working life
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, attitude, belief, britain, first world problems, poverty, wealth, wealth inequality
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Tea helps me think
[That stereotype about British people loving tea? Yeah, completely true.] “Ooo, very good packing skills,” comments the cashier. Is there a correct response to that? I settled for, “I do try.” So, because I am a secret raging hippy I … Continue reading
Navigating life and it’s more awkward moments
“Whether because the music had gone off or because it was awkward, the room was awfully quiet. So I broke it…” Continue reading
Posted in growing up, Personal blog, racism, Working life
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, attitude, being young, racsim
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Divorced Parenting Requires a New Kind of Love
I asked a question, and got an amazing answer. Thanks Matt! [http://mustbethistalltoride.com/] Hopefully I am now armed to help oor wee lass- as I’m the one she whispers her confusion at. Hell; maybe I’ll just give this to her parents, … Continue reading
Posted in childcare, custody, divorce, feminism, men's rights, Personal blog
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, blogging, childcare, custody, divorce, re-blogging
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Corporate casualty
In blind confusion- a rabbit in the headlights of over reaction- All graciousness fails me. I stumble, mumble and bumble All the words that will survive the journey from thought to speech. Each, Uttered with the desperation of ‘Please for … Continue reading
Posted in Personal blog, poetry, Working life
Tagged adult fears, anecdotes, attitude, being sacked, business, corporate business, corruption, demotion, disciplinary, procedure
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An Open Letter to Britain
When I was last at rock bottom- hungry, depressed and aimless- I had what seemed to be an endless amount of time to watch the media and news of each passing headline. Each story passed without me raising my small … Continue reading
Posted in education, news, Personal blog, politics
Tagged anecdotes, attitude, backwardness, belief, Better together campaign u.k, britain, British politics, crash of 2008, distrusting politicians, economic crash, first world problems, foreign policy, general election 2010, Scottish referendum, Yes campaign
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Why do you have to do everything the hard way?
I started this blog thinking I could rant my way into an explanation as to why I was being distracted from my chosen subject of Marine Biology. There was a feeling I had that I was addicted to procrastination. Or … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, education, Personal blog, politics
Tagged anecdotes, backwardness, dyslexia, education system, learning, learning disability, procrastination, school, special needs, university
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