Before I begin, I want to dedicate this ramble to my best friend Shiloh since today is her birthday. Hope you are having a birthday as wonderful as you, Shiloh! Looking forward to celebrating with you tomorrow! I wanted to double-check to see if anyone would be interested in reading some of the exploits from... Continue Reading →
Who doesn't love a good mystery? Elizabeth is Missing by Emma Healey follows forgetful Maud, an elderly woman whose memory seems to be getting worse by the day. The only trick she has to remember is by jotting down her thoughts on post-it notes. Usually, it's your average reminders, shopping lists and notes on who... Continue Reading →
One of the downsides to PC gaming is buying a game and finding out too late that it isn't compatible with your system. Before you say it, yes I know that most games do show their requirements but I am not really a tech person. Recently I have gotten better at fixing these issues and... Continue Reading →
Failure sucks. It can throw you through a loop and can happen just as you are within reach of a long sought after goal. Without a doubt, the hardest part of failure is trying to get up after being knocked down a peg or two. Sometimes even the mere thought of failure can dishearten someone... Continue Reading →
Sorry that today's ramble is a bit late. I had the wrong shift written down for work, thinking I was the on the closing shift when I was actually on the opening so I bolted out the door without breakfast. Note to self, always doublecheck your shifts. Yesterday I officially Graduated from Glasgow Clyde College!... Continue Reading →
Today is the day! Finally, it's Halloween, my favourite day of the year. This is the first Halloween I have had off in two years and I am ecstatic about it. I had to pester my boss to let me have it off. That being said due to a scheduling error I am terrified that... Continue Reading →
No tricks this year, just one hell of a treat! One of my favourite events in Final Fantasy XIV is All Saints' Wake, the Halloween event. The main reason is the seasonal instance is so fun and the 'villains' are so likeable even as they are trying to terrorise the citizens of Gridania. An evil... Continue Reading →
After the disappointment that was Hex, I was hoping my next read would be more enjoyable. Thankfully, the Urban Fantasy book, Strange Practice by Vivian Shaw was just that. Meet Doctor Greta Helsing, medic to the differently living. After inheriting a specialist clinic from her father, Greta looks after the supernatural residents of London, unknown by the... Continue Reading →
At the start of the year, I set a goal on Goodreads to read 12 books with the intention of reading at least one book a month. Outside of the odd book here and there, I didn't read much until Summer. In the past couple of months, I finally got back into the reading habit.... Continue Reading →
