Agnes Rogers

Winter’s chill isn’t just a sensation—it’s an invitation to embrace change. Instead of fighting the natural ebb and flow of the season, why not adapt our routines? As the snowflakes drift outside my window, I’ve found that this season is not merely a time for retreating indoors but also an opportunity to recalibrate our approach …

It’s January, the month of new beginnings. As we dive into another year, many of us reflect on our relationships, perhaps even questioning their foundations. Have you ever stopped to think: are you simply in love, or are you becoming unwittingly entangled in the web of codependency? This isn’t just an academic concept; it’s a …

There’s a whispering tension that hangs in the air like a thick fog, an inescapable feeling that people nearby are discussing you, critiquing your every move. Maybe it’s the sound of hushed voices at the coffee machine, or the way a group giggles as you walk past. Does it make your stomach churn? You’re not …

Picture this: it’s a chilly January morning, and you’re wrapped in a soft blanket, clutching your favourite mug filled with a steaming hot drink. As you bring it closer to your lips, the aroma envelops you like a warm hug. But wait, before you take that first sip, let’s pause. And I mean really pause. …

Tickling has always been perceived as a playful way to elicit laughter from children, a light-hearted interaction that many of us remember fondly from our own childhoods. But as I reflect on these cherished moments, I can’t help but wonder: does tickling always bring joy, or can it sometimes cross a line that leaves a …

So, here we are in January 2026, a time when technology dominates our lives more than ever. The recent vote by the House of Lords to ban social media for anyone under the age of 16 has undoubtedly stirred the pot. Think about it: when did we become so concerned about the impact of digital …

Let’s face it: we’re all looking for ways to navigate the uncertainties of life. Whether it’s the unpredictability of work, relationships, or even the weather, uncertainty can often feel overwhelming. But what if I told you that the simple act of walking every day could help rewire your brain to handle these uncertainties with more …

Have you ever cringed at the sound of your own voice on a recording? It’s a universal experience, one that leaves many of us shaken. I remember the first time I heard my voice played back during a class presentation. The sounds coming through the speakers were not what I expected. Instead of the rich, …

In the midst of a disjointed day filled with notifications and distractions, rebuilding focus can feel like an impossible task. By 4:37 p.m., I often find myself fatigued, yet wondering where the hours went. It’s not the type of tiredness that comes from hard work; instead, it stems from navigational fatigue—constantly switching tasks, scrolling through …

I remember the first time I faced a storm. The howling winds and torrential rain felt like a scene ripped right out of a disaster movie. As I huddled in my home, the ferocity of nature’s wrath left me breathless. Little did I know then, that the most dangerous aspect of a hurricane isn’t just …