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The Crown Season 4
Upon hearing that South Australia would be heading into (what was then though to be a six day lockdown), the most reassuring thought I had was that being forced to stay at home would give me the opportunity to binge the newly released season four of the Netflix prestige drama The Crown.
Waste of time
I sit in a room I don’t want to be, listening to someone say things I am not interested in, as part of a life I am not excited for.
Great workspaces of Adelaide continued!
I have long been looking for many and various places to study or work, from cafes to public libraries.
Making lists and ticking them off
I can have days when nothing happens. When I find myself in bed until midday having accomplished nothing. However, there are also days when I make lists and tick the heck out of them to get things done!
Our complicated relationship with Sex and the City (part 2)
Sex and the City is a beloved cornerstone of 90s and 2000s television culture, but its legacy is complicated.
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Walking every day
I always used to tease mum and dad for thinking that walking was exercise. In a twist of fate it is now the major source of fitness that I engage in. Every day now, I walk around the park near my house.
Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Whenever the weather starts to heat up, I get an urge to revisit my favourite film of 2019: Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Hatred and blame during lockdown
The memes, jokes and hate have already started flowing after an individual who contracted Coronavirus deceived authorities and lied, but does this individual deserve the anger and blame that is currently being directed towards them?
Lessons learned by marking
I have spent the last two or so weeks marking undergraduate politics essays.
