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The thrill of watching horror

Posted on Jul 23 2021 by Ingrid

A week ago, I stumbled upon a new Netflix film trilogy—and to my surprise I quite liked it. I’ve always had in interest in thriller/horror films, particularly the classics (Scream, The Grudge and The Silence of the Lambs). However, in recent years I have much preferred light-hearted comedy/drama films. Read on for my thoughts on Fear Street!

What does happiness really mean?

Posted on Jul 21 2021 by Sascha

Recently,��I’ve been thinking a lot about happiness��as something all-encompassing and overwhelming, and��also something elusive, often impermanent.��

Pasta and puff pastry

Posted on Jul 21 2021 by Cooper

It was a lot of work but also a lot of fun. It was great to try some homemade past and puff pastry sheets during the semester break.

Van Gogh Alive: my thoughts and reflections

girl in the middle of van gogh exhibition

Posted on Jul 20 2021 by Ingrid

I attended the Van Gogh Alive Experience and I would highly recommend! I’ve always been a fan of his work.��If you have a day available definitely visit the show – which is on until 1 August!

Movies and TV shows about women aren't just for women

Posted on Jul 19 2021 by Sascha

There's an��accepted falsehood that films and TV shows about men are for everyone, while films and TV shows about women are for women only. Finally, that's starting to��change.��

Learning to let go of possessions

Posted on Jul 18 2021 by Cooper

I can find it difficult to let go of possessions and things I don’t need. However, I am trying to remember some key things.

Low energy date ideas

Posted on Jul 17 2021 by Stephanie

When I first started dating my girlfriend (a whole three and a half years ago!), I was actually remarkably healthy.

Winter wonders (also things happening in July)

Posted on Jul 16 2021 by Ember

I thought I’d never say this��but here it is; I like winter time.

Sex health: takeaways from Puberty Blues & Sex Education

Posted on Jul 15 2021 by Ingrid

The 2012 hit Australian TV series ‘Puberty Blues’ and Netflix’s British 2019 comedy-drama ‘Sex Education’, commonly explore teenagerhood—including themes of sexual health, consent and relationships. Trigger warning: references to sexual harassment and unplanned pregnancy.