things that just really take the biscuit
Graduation weekend was not at all what I expected. I didn’t attend university, opting for a bank account of money, as opposed to a twenty-seven thousand pound debt. However, each to their own. Three years ago my sister was accepted into Manchester Metropolitan University and graduated 22nd July 2019. Although I am extremely proud of […]
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I’ve had bare minimum sleep. I’m late for work and I’m stuck on a train, in a tunnel. Disgustingly hot and sweaty. Pressed up against a stranger. What a Monday morning. What’s worse is I know this is all bullshit. I received an update from my trainline at 00:02 explaining there are signalling issues for
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“Sorry, I’m late, though they do say: if you’re not late, you’re not important! HAHAHAHAHA. Still, I do have 25 minutes left to speak, though that’s probably 15 minutes more than I actually need. HAHAHAHAH” Following their unamusing jokes, they continue to talk about how the company is doing so well, how positive things are.
I excel in face-to-face interviews. Groomed sharp to impress those first impressions. Hair, suit, polished shoes, and a wristwatch to show I am a master of time. An open body, to show confidence and a welcoming character. Clean shaven too, regardless of looking fifteen. Now I think this may be where the problem lies with
Working for multiple companies, in various industries, such as education, government, financial, I have come to find frustrations and corruption exists everywhere. This could be as minor as the annoying colleague… to the comparable wild west. Almost all trends are set by senior managers. They set the office vibes and work style. If they are
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Snow has finally fallen on the ground in the south of England. Yes, Winter is here. Now I actually certain aspects of snow, I’ve had wonderful experiences in it, however for it to snow, it needs to be cold, and with the cold comes… colds. Stepping onto the disease-ridden metal box to commute to work is
This is my first guest author post, and although I’ve stolen it from text messages, I did ask permission – so it counts. The conversation started out, about a fantastic podcast by Victor Pride on Bold and Determined. Victor shared a parable, similar to a Sufi story – which will be one of the posts
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I dislike watching/reading the news. It’s depressing and often attempts to divert us from the real truth, although, in doing so it also provides me with content. As almost all of us are aware of the sugar tax that came into the UK, April 2018. This creates a lot of conversation starters, but in an
This morning I arrived at my local train station on time, for a change. The train was scheduled for 7.16, though it was inevitably cancelled. It’s been twenty minutes and I still have two minutes to wait. My feet are freezing. The only positive thought I have, is a full moon glowing beautifully across the
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This post was going to be on a completely different topic, however I caught myself in the act of a disgusting habit I have picked up and had to post on it. Fear not, I shall write my other post, but all in due time!
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