Gig Diaries: Grace Petrie @ Cambridge Junction | 19/10/2022
What was the first gig you went to? The first time you saw an artist you loved live, somebody who’d […]
Why I Customise My Mobility Aids to Suit My Style (and why I don’t)
It’s a beautiful thing to see, disabled people customising and decorating assistive devices. For years I’ve had my smiley face […]
Chronic Illness: When Social Media is your Social Life
It’s February so everyone wants us to buy stuff with hearts on, and it felt like a good moment to […]
The world of an Ambulatory Wheelchair User
I forget how the journey to accepting my wheelchair used to feel. I felt bad for not being able to […]
New Year Plans and Intentions: 21 in ‘22
Does anybody still feel excited for these posts? I’m all for a good introspective ramble, or a sharp rush of […]
Cake Review: Vegan, Gluten Free & Refined Sugar Free – Holly Tree Kitchen
The box was bigger than I expected. Inside, it wasn’t a box at all, but a cake-cooling fortress. A layer […]
What is Accessible Fashion to Me?
What is accessible or adaptive fashion?It’s clothing specifically designed for disabled people with limited mobility, it’s underwear with side fastenings, […]
M.E. Awareness: “I’ve Always Been Here”
Below, I will be sharing my M.E. awareness campaign from May 2021. ‘Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week’ felt like an appropriate […]
Project: Immunity Is Not Absolute
I first shared these photographs the day after laws like wearing face coverings in certain settings were lifted here in […]
Sakara is 21 (and hasn’t released an album yet)
On July 23rd, I turned 21. I want to write a post to mark the moment but it’s dawning on […]
New Year Thoughts and Intentions -Hello 2021
I sought comfort, as December 2020 drew to a close, by reaching for all the things I’ve done in the […]
“Dating Yourself” with a Chronic Illness &/or Disability
Today’s post is an expansion on something I shared to Instagram earlier this year, my thoughts on being single as […]
Book Recommendation: the deepest well (by Nadine Burke Harris MD)
A few months ago, flicking through a recommended reading list on Instagram, the deepest well by Nadine Burke Harris drew […]
Snapshots: Sanity in Septemper
As half of Instagram reposts back garden bikini shots and the other half start throwing pumpkins and redefining “rainbow” as […]
That Time I Made a Music Video in a Day
When I was 18 and our boiler leaked, we ended up with a massive hole in our living room ceiling […]
Conflicted thoughts on Forming a Sense of Self
“Who is she and how can I be her more often?”, the phrase in my head when I looked through […]
4 Recommendations: July ’20
Welcome to my final monthly summary of things I’ve been reading, listening to or discovering. I’ll talk more about why […]
Turning 20 as an Unemployed, Disabled Creative
As I begin to write this, I’m a teenager. By the time you read these words… I won’t be. Last […]
Researching my Grandmother’s Dress
Today I’ll be sharing my investigation into one of my favourite garments. It’s a delicate blue-green summer dress which belonged to […]
Quiet Evenings with My Music
Someday, I’ll look into why my digital camera comes up with little faults/coloured dots on photographs when I turn up […]
Chronically Ill and Uncomfortable with the Easing of Lockdown
Today I’ll be sharing my thoughts as a disabled person, experienced in social isolation long before this current pandemic. I’m […]
5 Recommendations: June ’20
Welcome to another summary of things I’ve enjoyed recently. I’ve been making a massive effort with listening to music this […]
Week With M.E. 2020
May contains awareness weeks and days for multiple chronic illnesses, including M.E and E.D.S. (which I am diagnosed with) and […]
5 Recommendations: May 2020
I’m excited to start sharing monthly summaries of things I’ve been reading or listening to. There might not be a […]
Living On Lost Time
Hello, it’s been a while since I heard the continuous clicking of laptop keys under my fingers. I’m glad to be […]