I wrote The Clouds as a two part story/poem; perhaps I’ll continue their story when I’m not questioning my life amongst uni work (r.i.p). If you’d like to read more of the spoopy posts, make sure to check out the #HORROR-SHORROR tags! Continue reading #RIME-TIME: The Clouds II
While the opinions surrounding celebrating Halloween vary, we thought it may be a good time for our #HORROR-SHORROR writers to take the stage and shine in all their glory. Continue reading It’s time for a little Spoopiness 🎃
Many of us can’t imagine a life involving limiting screen time for our kids. However, there are certain benefits in limiting screen time for the development of the child for their emotional and physical well-being. These are a few things that can motivate and guide you to limit screen time for your child. Continue reading #COLLAB: Practical Ways to Limit Screen Time for Young Children
From the editor: I read Tsunamis coupled with Mirrors; where each one could be a possible continuation of the other. I love poems with comparisons to the ocean, because I think the ocean carries a depth that suits that of emotions really well. Let me not get senti right now… Continue reading #RIME-TIME: Tsunamis
Mirrors: When reading this poem for the first time, I imagined a conversation between 2 people in a relationship – until I read the final 2 lines. Reading the poem as a whole spoke greatly to the perceptions some of us may have about ourselves… Continue reading #RIME-TIME: Mirrors
The amount of ish that has happened in 2020 is astounding, and it seems as though 2020 is going through a mid-life crisis. I thought I’d help out by suggesting some series that were as messed up as 2020 itself. Continue reading 8 Series as wack as 2020…
It’s good to have dreams, and the writers at GOTB want to share some of theirs with you. We’d love to see the wacky and wonderful ideas you come up with too! Continue reading GirlOnTheBus Bucket List! (once we beat Corona)
As a first year student I found myself juggling between studies, adjusting to hospital life, and on the side tutoring to primary and high school learners. While filling in my calendar dates of tests, assignments, in-hospital practical tests and tutoring my students, it seemed overwhelming. Now that I look back, I don’t particularly remember being overly stressed or too worried, I just took it one day at a time; I dealt with whatever I needed to as it came. Continue reading #COLLAB: Student Troubles, Triumphs and Tests of Bravery… Part 2
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