Essay Written June 2014 In just 100 days, the world saw some of the most horrific and senseless mass slaughter ever recorded. This was no war, no plague. The weapons, instead, were largely wielded by neighbours, fathers, daughters. If this defining characteristic of the Rwandan Genocide is not disturbing enough, delving into the causes and …
A revamped version of an earlier work A Melbourne Morning A briskly walking middle-aged man rushes past you as you sit on the park bench, tailcoats flying behind him in his haste. At first glance, his outfit is crisp and immaculate: the epitome of the perfect businessman. Upon closer inspection, however, you may notice the …
#21 Visit somewhere new Long time, no see, readers! You see, I’ve been preparing to move cities in order to study at university! In honour of this big event, this week’s Don’t Knock It Til You’ve Tried It is focused around visiting somewhere you’ve never been before. This goal may seem unachievable within the time …
With 196 countries in the world to choose from, we really are spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing amazing holiday destinations! The countries at the top of my list include (in no particular order) India The richness and variety of Indian culture and landscapes is enticing for any would-be traveller. From the hectic …
#20 New Year’s Reflections and Hopes! For this week’s mini-challenge, you might find it fun to reflect on the year that’s just gone by, and what you hope for in 2014. Despite this being an overused tradition at the end of every year, you can still find it useful to reflect on the year that’s …