Bibliophile studying Public Relations
This week at University we began our plans for our group work, and interestingly our tutor set us the task of compiling a list of 10 rules that we should follow during that time. While creating the list I realised that they were pretty much the standard rules, sometimes unspoken ones, of how we should…
Continue reading ➞ The Ethical Code of Working With Each Other
I put off going into the world of studying PR because I though it was an extrovert's job and I identify more as an introvert. I remember my mum telling me one day that I would have to be more confident to go into that line of work, and while she was right in some…
I was out last night for my work Christmas meal, and I ended up going out for some drinks with work friends. I ended up having such a great time and it released some of the tension I was feeling from my assignments. It's really important to make sure that you are releasing stress and…
Continue reading ➞ Christmas Nights Out and Assignment Stress
Book Review Book: A Curse so Dark and Lonely Author: Brigid KemmererYear: 2019Pages: 484 This book gave me such a hangover, I ended up flicking the pages to make sure that I had read the end of it. When I found out that the sequel is coming out next year, I was so happy. I…
Continue reading ➞ A Curse so Dark and Lonely, by Brigid Kemmerer
I had a complete flashback to my Media A Level yesterday when I had a lecture on textual analysis. I don't think I've ever been so happy to see Roland Barthes be mentioned and immediately think about my old media teacher, who first introduced me to the world of media. I never thought about how…
Continue reading ➞ The semiotics of learning about Public Relations early
Hi guys, is it just me that feels that the weeks are going by so quickly lately? I don't mind so much (because I love Christmas) but it does mean that my assignment deadlines are getting closer. Anyway, my blog has been progressing really well. Reading Finished Reading:Shadow and Bone, by Leigh Bardugo: I loved…
Book: Shadow and BoneAuthor: Leigh Bardugo Year: 2012Pages: 358 "talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before" I read the Crows series before this one because I got stuck into Six of Crows more than I did with Shadow and Bone - I was wrong though to…
Earlier this week in a interview Emma Watson spoke about her true feelings around turning 30 and still being single, she opened up about how it took a long time to understand and be truly happy on her own, but that she refers to it as being "self-partnered". You could almost hear the backlash before…
A whole week off from University, comes with a whole lot of other problems. It's so easy to see it as a break and fall into the temptation of doing nothing but get up late and watch netflix. That's not to say that you can't do that, but it's such a great opportunity to catch…
Don't worry, it's not a break from blogging! It's my reading week at University so I've gone down to visit my Auntie and get a change of scenery - I'm still doing my work for university clearly, but it's nice to do it somewhere else for a change. This should hopefully mean I can get…
