Reading Time: 2 minutes I was concerned that this trip simply wouldn’t happen. Given that Gladys (the incompetent, hopeless, corrupt, braindead, koala murdering, virus spreading she-Hitler disgraced Premier of NSW) can’t control the COVID outbreak in NSW, I was afraid that her bullshit (that is entirely her fault) would spread to WA and cause a lockdown over here. Guess …
Reading Time: 5 minutes For a number of years now I’ve wanted to have a creative outlet for myself. This blog, for the most part, isn’t that. I mean, I do post some of my photography on here (majority of photos on my blog posts are mine, I think there’s 2 posts that aren’t). But I’ve never really considered …
Reading Time: 5 minutes This is an open letter to Mark McGowan, Annastacia Palaszczuk and any of the other representatives that need a reminder of who they represent. I’ll also be forwarding this to my local MP and encourage any of my readers to do so too. COVID-19 has been an absolute mind-fuck. I hate it, you hate it, …
Reading Time: 6 minutes The reason I’m writing this is because at the time of writing, I have a couple of friends who are not speaking with me for various reasons. I’m both annoyed at them and hurt by their attitudes because ultimately, the issues are either of their own actions or their own decisions. Whilst I’m not going …
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Victorian Pride Lobby, a group that describes themselves as a ‘community advocacy group working toward equality and social justice for the Victorian LGBTIQA+ community’ has recently published an open letter to Midsumma (the organisation that runs the Midsumma Festival, an LGBTI+ pride event in Melbourne) demanding that Victoria Police officers from marching during the …
Reading Time: 3 minutes As some of you may already know, and others may not, I made the choice to resign my position as Secretary of VicBears recently. It wasn’t a decision that I made lightly, but one that I decided to do for a number of reasons. Given that there’s been a bit of controversy around VicBears, and …
Reading Time: 3 minutes As I approach my 30th (fine, 32nd) birthday, and since moving back to Perth, I’ve been thinking more on the relationships that didn’t eventuate to anything because I ended them. People who were genuinely good people and who I’d otherwise have considered compatible but came along at the wrong time in my life. Rugby Player …
Reading Time: 4 minutes A couple of weeks ago I was asked, through my mum, by my grandma, that my great uncle wanted to see me. My great uncle had recently moved from his home in rural Western Australia to a retirement village. I hadn’t seen my great uncle in several years. The Incident When I was about 17 …
Reading Time: 4 minutes Trigger warning for this post, it deals with death. It also deals with logic over emotion. What’s said in this post will not likely fit in with many people’s emotions when it comes to death of loved ones. I’m also not arguing liability here, that’s for lawyers to do. This is part 1 of a …
Reading Time: 6 minutes Firstly, I’m not normally the kind of person to get salty after working in a job that has a bad manager or bad management. I’ve worked in plenty of places like that before and I’m sure, given I’ve got at least another 30 years of working career left, I will do it again at some …
