I went into a science degree super interested in the brain. Truly, I still think it’s magic how much this noggin of ours can do. In my psychology and neurobiology classes, I learned that science doesn’t have a definitive answer for why we sleep, but we know that without it, we die (eventually). So, when …
This book was awesome for someone who loves to improve their productivity and is always aiming to do the most in less time, and make it easier (Who doesn’t?). There are so many tips and tricks and I love the explanation behind why/how they work, or stories of people who have used them. You’ll find …
Wow, what a read, I STRONGLY recommend reading this book! Please read!! Both women and men! After reading this, I feel like I’m noticing so many more instances of misogyny and discrimination towards women, even in a country like Canada that considers itself to be advanced in women’s equality. Public bathrooms (or lack of), grocery …
Book Review: Invisible Women, Data Bias in a World Designed for Men Read More »
Is it really Fall already?? I always thought summer felt like it flew by because I was anxiously waiting for school to start, but now that I no longer have school in September, why is summer still so quick to go? If you’re in Canada, you know we have two good months of summer weather, …
Four Books to Get Into the Cozy Fall Vibe, and Learn Something New Read More »
I’ve challenged myself to finish this list of books for 12 years, I’m still not done. But this challenge is worth the 12+ more years that it’s probably going to take me to complete it (especially if you love old classics). Around 11 years old, my love for reading really grew. I was tired of …
The Woman in White is a mystery novel that follows the story of Laura Fairlie, Marian Halcombe, and Walter Hartwright as they try to escape Sir Percival Clyde and his partner in crime, Count Fosco. The story starts with Walter getting a job as Drawing Master for Laura, with whom he quickly becomes enamored. Of …