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Welcome to the place where feminism and immigration will be discussed.
Today I came across an article on Facebook that mentioned the fact that Irish emigrants still do not have the legal right to vote outside of the island of Ireland, so I decided to do a little digging. I already knew this, of course, a fact that I, unfortunately, learned during the May referendum ...
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By now you've probably noticed that my posts are either personal, reviews, or something to do with feminism. I haven't been active the past few months because of technical issues and the fact I was jumping from country to country but I'm officially back! Anyway, lets talk about ...
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This cream is the Jack of all trades, and masters all of them5/5 Usually whenever I am asked to rate something, I never give it full stars. It can take a lot to impress me. I always manage to find flaws. But this cream is an absolute miracle. For all those people who are burdened ...
Read More. The other day I found myself in a warm and full bath, fully clothed, with some milk and flour mixed in. I am a twenty year old who sat in a bath, that was basically cake ingredients. I felt like Cruella de Vill when she got turned into a giant cake. This is basically because I live ...
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So Saturday night I was lucky enough to be one of the few, chosen to go to Manchester for the official launch of the new record label, Snug Platters, where they were to show off their first big artist, Steve, and her (yes her) EP Danger! High Failure Rate. With music by the ...
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Growing up for me, fashion wasn't something I was overall interested. I think that, looking back now, I always saw how subjective the concept of fashion really was. The whole concept of 'dressing up' was wearing your best clothes that you rarely ever wore, and put ...
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So I was quite literally back in Liverpool (see what I did there?) after my two week visit home to Ireland, and I was already getting a bus into town to go to the O2. The last I saw of The Wombats was last January at the Magnet, and that had been my first time ever (unlike my companion ...
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You see. At 17, I wanted this Irish sentence on my arm, I knew that I'd be leaving Ireland and immigrating and I wanted a piece of home with me, and the phrase itself just always spoke volumes to me. I had been mulling it over for months and I knew I wanted it. Hell, I still ...
Read MoreSo I have had the privilege of being nominated for the Versatile Blogger Award, thanks to my good friend Eilis! (nocatgotmytongue@blogspot.ie) So a big thank you to her! Also, I apparently have to nominate some people (15) to do this, but I don't know that many bloggers so, I nominate my roommate (sunrisewithmysadcaptains.blogspot.co.uk) ...
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Friends right? If they aren't right for you, it won't last. I know I write about my opinion quite a bit. but I don't always write about my personal life, so why not. So I was once great friends with this girl. I stayed at her house every other weekend and we had music in common, ...
Read MoreSeeing as the title of this blog is called the 'Inner Dialogue and Ramblings of an Irish Immigrant', I feel it is time to discuss the pains of actually being an immigrant. I may touch on this later, in fact I can tell you about culture clashes, home sickness, learning that Matalan does NOT sell beds, ...
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