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03Mar
Inventing Anna money
Michelle Reviews

Inventing Anna

I’m obsessed with ‘Inventing Anna’ for all the wrong reasons. So, what’s it all about? Well, I’m here to tell you. I watched this series because I watched ‘The Tinder Swindler‘ (which also baffled me that people could fall for it) and Netflix suggested it—so I gave in. I watched
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28Feb
Hacks that make life easier
I Learnt A Thing

Hacks that make life easier

I’m a fan of hacks, but the really simple ones, not some of those you see on Five-minute crafts (some are so daft). These are hacks I’ve been using myself or plan on using in the future. So, here are some hacks that make life easier.
5 mins read
24Feb
Stoned Olympics
Clutter Box Ramblings

Stoned Olympics

The Winter Olympics recently concluded and COVID-19 made everything difficult, but there were also concerns about banned substances. Since performance-enhancing drugs are so prevalent these days, I propose having a Stoned Olympics. (This whole post is a joke, so please chill out.) What do I mean by Stoned Olympics? Well,
2 mins read
21Feb
How to write a best-seller
Clutter Box Ramblings

How to write a best-seller

There are plenty of people who claim they have cracked the code to writing a novel that causes mass hysteria, and none of these people are best-selling authors (me neither). If you’re genuinely looking for help on how to write a best-seller, please go somewhere else—there will be fuckery about
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17Feb
My guilty pleasures
Clutter Box Ramblings

My guilty pleasures

According to Google’s infinite wisdom, the definition of ‘guilty pleasure’ is something like: ‘Something you shouldn’t like, but you like it anyway’. We all have them, although some are probably weirder than others. Here are a few of my guilty pleasures: People watching I love people watching because it’s like watching
3 mins read
14Feb
Failure
Clutter Box Ramblings

Failure

My parents taught me valuable lessons in life, like how to value hard work, how to work with money, and morals like honesty and doing the right thing, and so on. But I wish they had also taught me how to deal with failure. Failure in society It feels like
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10Feb
Misconceptions about depression
Clutter Box Ramblings

Misconceptions about depression

Honestly, if you’ve never had depression or a mental illness, I don’t want to hear your opinion about it. There are too many misconceptions about depression in society, especially conservative societies.
3 mins read
07Feb
It's a whole new world
Clutter Box Ramblings

It’s a whole new world for my parents

I don’t think I give my parents enough credit for having lived through so much change in their lifetimes. I mean, in the last hundred years (or so) almost every aspect of our lives has changed. Much of it happened in the last sixty years. It’s a whole new world for my parents. 
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03Feb
Overheard conversations
Michelle's Anecdotes

Overheard conversations

I don’t mind people talking loudly in public, either on the phone or to someone else. But just know that I am following your conversation with keen interest. I’m not even ashamed of my eavesdropping anymore because I have quite a boring life. So, here are some stories about overheard conversations.
3 mins read
30Jan
Silence
Clutter Box Ramblings

Silence

I love silence—not deafening silence, just relaxed silence. I like the Sunday morning kind of quietness. It’s nice when it’s quiet at home and you can only hear a few cars driving by, birds singing, maybe a few voices in the distance. That’s the nice kind of silence. Many people
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