17th June, 2025
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: How is it December already?
Perks Of Being A Tyneesha: How Is It December Already?, a celebration of the festive season and the countdown to Christmas.
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Perks of Being a Tyneesha: Fiji Edition
Perks Of Being A Tyneesha: Fiji Edition, a travelogue of the beautiful islands, capturing the serenity and excitement of the trip.
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: Spring & Such
Perks Of Being A Tyneesha: Spring Such, a celebration of the arrival of spring, marking the beginning of a new season.
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: Winter is Ending
Perks Of Being A Tyneesha: Winter Is Ending, a reflective piece on the arrival of spring, signalling the end of winter.
Did the Pandemic change our Love Languages?
Did The Pandemic Change Our Love Languages?, a thought-provoking exploration of how the pandemic might have affected the ways in which we express and receive love.
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: Floods & Déjà vu
The Perks Of Being A Tyneesha: Floods Deja Vu, a reflective piece on the repetition of natural disasters, particularly floods.
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: The highs are high, the lows are 11°c
Join Tyneesha on a rollercoaster of highs and lows—recovering from Covid, relishing the best gig, surviving winter, and the triumphs and trials of finishing the semester. Read more about her journey.
10 Things Even Poor Uni Students Shouldn’t Resort To
Surviving Uni on a Shoestring: 10 Tips for Broke Students. From avoiding bad food to embracing free fun, here's a humorous guide for navigating life on a budget.
Perks of Being a Tyneesha: Go hard, go home, stay there for 7 days.
From Easter adventures to turning 21, I share highlights. Unexpectedly, Covid crashed my birthday week, but still grateful for the celebrations.
You Should Always Be Romanticising Your Life
Rejecting toxic positivity, I explore a whimsical approach: romanticising life's little moments. From daily reels to viewing chores as scenes, find joy in the ordinary.