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Think Outside The Frame There are a lot of ways to memorialize your travel. Today’s photography has reached a zenith; one that has actually begun to transform the medium. Likely you’ve seen some of those “three dimensional” photos new mobile devices can take today. Coupled with film recording, audio, and varying enhancement effects, your mobile
There seems to be a lot of controversy on social media about armpit hair on women at the moment which is actually getting me quite angry. I’ve seen the words “disgusting” and “gross” used to describe women with armpit hair and I am actually horrified that people are dragging women down instead of empowering them.
There seems to be a lot of controversy on social media about armpit hair on women at the moment which is actually getting me quite angry. I’ve seen the words “disgusting” and “gross” used to describe women with armpit hair and I am actually horrified that people are dragging women down instead of empowering them.
Setting goals is important, you get more done and feel more accomplished in the process. However with my illness I have found that setting goals is the only way for me to get up in the morning, other than work or when my boyfriend pushes me out the bed. This is why I am now
As I have been spending a lot of time cooped up in my flat and avoiding contact with anyone going back to work and socialising has become an unexpected adjustment process, and an exhausting one at that. Everything becomes that little bit harder to get back in to the longer you’ve been away from it.
Whilst on the bus this week I looked around at other people instead of reading my book or listening to music. What I witnessed was both upsetting and eye opening. Every person on the other side of the bus was sitting was sitting with some sort of screen, (e.g. Laptop, Tablet, Phone) on from of
This article will be about the way we hide behind our phones instead of experiencing life, but first…let me take a selfie! Yes, our phones, tablets and computers are slowly taking over our lives one step at a time. They are like small robots luring us in with a new gadget or setting every year.
