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Earlier this week, I began to study my postgraduate degree, MA Professional Creative Writing at Coventry University. The world has been so topsy-turvy over the past year and this led to my course being postponed in September. I was aware that the course had moved to have a January start date but I didn't let myself… Continue reading Beginning a Postgraduate Degree 2021
The current pandemic and the lockdown restrictions have knocked us about, both physically and mentally. Life has changed drastically and I don't think will ever return return to normal, well not in the same way. It is okay to feel down and ejected at times and don’t let others try and tell you to cheer… Continue reading Lockdown – Glass Half-Full OR Half-Empty?
Shopping is an everyday activity that can become more difficult if you have a disability. We shop for a range of things from food to clothes, school uniforms to stationary, books to dvds. 808 more wordsBearing Disability: Are Shops Accessible to All ? — Little Sea Bear
Happy New Year. 2020 has been a year of uncertainty, fear, challenges and unfortunate loss. Our world's have been turned upside down and changed. This year has taught me value of family and friends, importance to stay strong and creatively busy to try and keep the negitive affect on my mental health low, although it… Continue reading Happy New Year 2021
There are no words to describe this year. Everyone is on edge and living each day as it comes. It's been an upheaval, full of sad and uncertain times. A year to remember but maybe not for the right reasons. Personally, I have felt a loss of direction and it makes me very nervous and apprehensive.… Continue reading Christmas in Lockdown
Gunwalf Quays is a beautiful little shopping centre that I love to go to when I fancy a day trip away from our holiday in Southampton. One of the hardest things to find in the shopping centre is the 'changing places' facility. The location of the facility is in in one of the outer rings… Continue reading ‘Changing Places’ – Gunwharf Quays
★★★★ I was away on a girls weekend and we really fancied a Sunday lunch. I had been to a number one of pubs that do a Sunday lunch amongst a number of other things. This time we wanted to go local to where we were staying. We heard from locals that the Cowherds on… Continue reading The Cowherds on the Common – Restaurant Review
Some Accessible Toilets have gone through welcome changes over the years. There is the introduction of the Radar Key which prevent those without the radar key from using accessible toilets. And there has been an increasing number of Changing Places popping up in some venues too. These are positive and welcomed changes. But—yes, there’s a […]Bearing… Continue reading Bearing Disability: The issues with Accessible Toilets — Little Sea Bear
Earlier this month, I participated in NaNoWriMo 2020 with a goal of writing 50,000 words of my young adult book Realms of Magic, Book 2. As mentioned in Participating in NaNoWriMo 2020, I wanted to achieve 50,000 words by the end of November 2020. My goals were to strengthen the content, character developing and storyline… Continue reading NaNoWriMo 2020 – Writing in Chaos
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