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A Birthday Wish Come True
Today has been a day, ripe with bad news and a disheartened and mourning globe, so getting close to the end of the day I knew I needed a pick-me-up. Our trip this summer includes being in England for my birthday and lands us in the area that my ancestors hail from: Cornwall. I always remembered g...
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Today has been a day, ripe with bad news and a disheartened and mourning globe, so getting close to the end of the day I knew I needed a pick-me-up. Our trip this summer includes being in England for my birthday and lands us in the area that my ancestors hail from: Cornwall. I always remembered g...
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One Word: Castles
When my Mum asked me what I wanted to do and see during our trip to the UK, I simply said – everything! I’ve wanted to visit England specifically, since I was a little girl. It didn’t matter if it was cobblestone streets, sheep in a pasture, cliffs at the ocean, and all the sigh...
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When my Mum asked me what I wanted to do and see during our trip to the UK, I simply said – everything! I’ve wanted to visit England specifically, since I was a little girl. It didn’t matter if it was cobblestone streets, sheep in a pasture, cliffs at the ocean, and all the sigh...
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Hello World!
Ever since I was wee, I’ve been infatuated with the UK. I used to “joke” that I was born in the wrong hemisphere. I’ll never know for sure if I would be the same way if it wasn’t for my British heritage, but I suspect not. From enjoying tea and biscuits with my Grandmother to plastering my bedroo...
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Ever since I was wee, I’ve been infatuated with the UK. I used to “joke” that I was born in the wrong hemisphere. I’ll never know for sure if I would be the same way if it wasn’t for my British heritage, but I suspect not. From enjoying tea and biscuits with my Grandmother to plastering my bedroo...
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Breezy’s Reading List of 2016
Wow, its my seventh installment of my reading list series since starting my blog back in 2010! Last year I was able to surpass my Goodreads reading goal of 12 books and read 15. Most excellent. This year I am aiming for 24 books. In addition to this reading list, I’ve also got my ongoing [&...
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Wow, its my seventh installment of my reading list series since starting my blog back in 2010! Last year I was able to surpass my Goodreads reading goal of 12 books and read 15. Most excellent. This year I am aiming for 24 books. In addition to this reading list, I’ve also got my ongoing [&...
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National Novel Writing Month – #NaNoWriMo2015
Well, I’m going to do it, I’ve signed up for National Novel Writing Month this year and they say that the first step is admitting to the world that you have set this goal. So, here it is: I have officially set myself the goal of writing at least 50,000 words in a month. I [&helli...
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Well, I’m going to do it, I’ve signed up for National Novel Writing Month this year and they say that the first step is admitting to the world that you have set this goal. So, here it is: I have officially set myself the goal of writing at least 50,000 words in a month. I [&helli...
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RPG Mudding for the Ages: Ancient Anguish
In 1998 I was introduced to the world of mudding by way of a game called Ancient Anguish, which I played solidly for a few years before getting my character up to the highest possible level. Since then, I’ve logged into the system to make sure my character wasn’t deleted but I haven&#...
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In 1998 I was introduced to the world of mudding by way of a game called Ancient Anguish, which I played solidly for a few years before getting my character up to the highest possible level. Since then, I’ve logged into the system to make sure my character wasn’t deleted but I haven&#...
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Being a Girl Gamer
Please note: This post is a work in progress. There is more to come. My friend posted the photo below on Facebook and I immediately felt like it was severely lacking something… I felt like I needed to do something. So, I made the image below and am now using it as my cover photo [&hell...
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Please note: This post is a work in progress. There is more to come. My friend posted the photo below on Facebook and I immediately felt like it was severely lacking something… I felt like I needed to do something. So, I made the image below and am now using it as my cover photo [&hell...
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What I’m Watching on TV
Last updated on: July 13, 2015 Also: View my Netflix and Shomi watch lists for more! My Series Recordings Agent Carter Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. America’s Next Top Model American Ninja Warrior Big Brother Big Brother Canada Doctor Who Fear the Walking Dead Food Network Star Galavant Game of Th...
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Last updated on: July 13, 2015 Also: View my Netflix and Shomi watch lists for more! My Series Recordings Agent Carter Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. America’s Next Top Model American Ninja Warrior Big Brother Big Brother Canada Doctor Who Fear the Walking Dead Food Network Star Galavant Game of Th...
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What I’m Watching on Shomi
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Last updated on: July 13, 2015 Last updated on: July 13, The post What I’m Watching on Shomi appeared first on Philosofreaky.
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A Feel Good Colouring Book
I have finally found a way to de-stress, reset my brain, and relax. Who knew we had it right when we were kids by coloring? My friend, Nadine Staaf, has released the first volume in her coloring book series, aptly titled Feel Good Colouring. Illustrated with love, Nadine has created amazing pages...
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I have finally found a way to de-stress, reset my brain, and relax. Who knew we had it right when we were kids by coloring? My friend, Nadine Staaf, has released the first volume in her coloring book series, aptly titled Feel Good Colouring. Illustrated with love, Nadine has created amazing pages...
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Experiencing Trauma, Understanding Suicide and Grief
I didn’t know what to title this post, probably because I don’t know where I was going with it. It took me a couple of days to decide to even talk about it but because “Mum’s always right” or – after a long talk with my Mum, I decided that maybe, she’s pr...
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I didn’t know what to title this post, probably because I don’t know where I was going with it. It took me a couple of days to decide to even talk about it but because “Mum’s always right” or – after a long talk with my Mum, I decided that maybe, she’s pr...
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New Year’s Resolutions and Trying to Find Inner Peace
Is it a good sign or a bad sign when thinking about New Year’s Resolutions that you want to google ‘how to find joy in the things that used to give you joy?’ I suppose it could go both ways. It’s sad that there are things that made you happy once, that apparently no longer...
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Is it a good sign or a bad sign when thinking about New Year’s Resolutions that you want to google ‘how to find joy in the things that used to give you joy?’ I suppose it could go both ways. It’s sad that there are things that made you happy once, that apparently no longer...
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Breezy’s Reading List of 2015
Well, here we are. Its my sixth installment of my reading list series since starting my blog back in 2010! Last year I finally came to terms with the fact that I can’t get as much reading as I would like done if I’m going to continue to be as busy as I am. Wow, [&hellip The post ...
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Well, here we are. Its my sixth installment of my reading list series since starting my blog back in 2010! Last year I finally came to terms with the fact that I can’t get as much reading as I would like done if I’m going to continue to be as busy as I am. Wow, [&hellip The post ...
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Dragon Age: Inquisition (A Fan Review)
My go-to RPG character is usually always an elvish rogue who favors the bow. I gave Bryn here the hairdo I wish I had and the orange eyeshadow she clearly needed. Approximately 48 hours ago, I finished my first single player campaign of Bioware’s new Dragon Age game, Inquisition. Approximat...
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My go-to RPG character is usually always an elvish rogue who favors the bow. I gave Bryn here the hairdo I wish I had and the orange eyeshadow she clearly needed. Approximately 48 hours ago, I finished my first single player campaign of Bioware’s new Dragon Age game, Inquisition. Approximat...
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What I’m Watching on Netflix: My List
What’s on your Netflix ‘My List’? (Things you bookmark for later viewing) I’ve got: Broadchurch (because UK version David Tennant) The Grand Budapest Hotel (because why not) Sherlock – (still need to see the final season and rewatch all of it with M who hasn’t ...
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What’s on your Netflix ‘My List’? (Things you bookmark for later viewing) I’ve got: Broadchurch (because UK version David Tennant) The Grand Budapest Hotel (because why not) Sherlock – (still need to see the final season and rewatch all of it with M who hasn’t ...
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