Rocks. Science. Life.

It's been almost a year since I graduated, and it's safe to say I have had my run in with the highs and lows of post grad life. In the past year I've moved to a new city, worked three very different jobs, had a whole career and future crisis, spent a lot of time trying to stay in touch with and see all my friends that are now spread over the country, and had to work out silly adult things like council tax and registering at a new GP, all while still having to call my mum to

A picture I took in the museum showing some of the collection cases. As I think I've mentioned in some previous posts, I've been keen on doing sidequests now i'm living in London. My bucket list does of course include the classic museums - the Tate Modern, the V&A, the Natural History Museum, the National Portrait Gallery etc - but it also has some smaller ones I've heard about, one of them being UCL's Grant Museum of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy. I finally got around to

While living in London I have made it one of my aims to just do as much as possible! I'm lucky enough to be living in this amazing city with so much going on around me and I want to experience it all. To facilitate in doing this I have a list on my notes app titled "London Bucket List"which I have complied from a mix of things my friends have, told me about, ads I've seen on the tube, and stuff i've seen on TikTok - which I some what reluctantly admit is my main source of ins