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Since graduating from university with a professional musicianship degree, I have missed being able to express my thoughts and have discussion with likeminded people on topics that interest me. This blog is my little space to welcome the universe to challange my thoughts and opinions as well as have discussion with people who have interests on the same subjects as me. 

Here are 10 facts to help you get to know me more. 

1) Im 22
2) I have an obsession with sunflowers after a beautiful quote my grandparents once told me (maybe i`ll write a blog post on that!)
3) My current music obsession is Yonaka, Nothing But Thieves and Doja Cat
4) My favourite colour is yellow
5) I have a fear of fish!
6) I'm a singer/songwriter
7) I am part of the LGBT community
8) I have a tattoo of a sunflower!
9) I wrote my first blog post (which is now hidden away to save my dignity) when i was 13
10) I want to live part of my life abroad





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