2018 – My Year in Review
2018 was a weird year. I didn’t really do much, but what I did accomplish, was pretty special, kinda big, and completely life-changing…
I do awesome things and write about them
2018 was a weird year. I didn’t really do much, but what I did accomplish, was pretty special, kinda big, and completely life-changing…
Worried you’re not really pregnant? I spent 2 months suffering from pregnancy impostor syndrome – fear of not actually being pregnant when you are.
De-fluff your Valentines and inject some attitude into your celebrations. Why not combine a romantic dinner with a zombie chase, and swap that pink dress for a kick-ass jacket and boots?
If you don’t know me, I’m not normal, and neither is my husband so it only seemed right that our wedding reflected the abnormal people that we are. I got married on the 1st April 2017, and we found lots of ways to inject a bit of ‘geek’ into our celebrations. Here’s how we created our ultimate Geek Wedding.
2017 for me has been an amazing year! While life has taken a very different direction, leaving me less and less time to write, I’ve still loved every minute. Here’s a look back at the highlights…
My blog has always been very personal to me. Even the things I review are always games or experiences I would genuinely do myself, so it’s very much a reflection of my life. As such, I’ve never really gone back and analysed it, so here goes…
Grimmfest, Manchester’s festival of horror, cult and fantastic film is back; bigger, bolder, and bloodier than ever before!
When travelling to North Wales for our Go Below Underground Adventure, we decided to extend our trip to a weekend stay, and opted for glamping in a yurt!
We wanted to make our honeymoon special, so we combined a two-night city break in Hong Kong with a ten-day adventure across Bali.
The Go Below Challenge is an underground adventure including a boat ride, zip line, traverse, abseil, and waterfall climb. Here’s what we thought…
For Manchester International Festival, What if Women Ruled the World is a dramatic artwork pondering one of life’s great questions.
Put together my love of teaching and my passion for inspiring young people with technology and you get my next career – a Computer Science teacher!