Sherlock Holmes was popular well before Benedict Cumberbatch took on the iconic role, but I think we have to be honest in saying he has done wonders with the character and brought it to new heights with those cheekbones. Maybe it’s the way he flicks his curly black hair or maybe it’s that sly smile … More The Sherlock Guide to London
It seems likes ages since I’ve blogged because, well, I guess it has been. I know I left off the last post with a promise to begin answering the questions you submitted (which were great by the way), and I still plan on answering every single one of those questions in the coming weeks. But … More No plan, but I’m excited
The other night I went to the movies with my brother to see Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. I know, I’m about two months late on seeing it. I was a huge fan of the first one and couldn’t wait for the second. It’s just a shame James Franco wasn’t in this one. … More Hate doesn’t fuel, it drains
When I first started planning my trip to the UK this summer, I Googled the heck out of this topic. How in the world do you save money while still having the time of your life traveling? Believe it or not, it is possible. Through trial and error, I’ve found the following five ways that … More 5 ways to travel cheap
You know, I’m quite the difficult and confusing person. I often don’t know what I want. The other day I ate the world, and today I’m not really in the mood for food. Just the other day I was down on life having a pity party. Today I’m inspired by life and want to travel … More If you never try you’ll never know
I thought it might be my last day on earth. The goodbye calls were about to start and the flashbacks began. Death stood before me … on a hill … in the form of a sheep. The sun shone brightly behind it as it stared me down for a good few minutes unfazed. I must … More A day in the Irish countryside
