Ghezal Amiri
Bio
Afghan-Canadian writer who enjoys witty quips and BTS, proper grammar and Jodie Comer.
I tweet with @MrsBananaPhone because it's the best and beats the rest.
I also have designs: https://www.teepublic.com/user/designingsimple
Stories (238/0)
Why "Warrior Nun" needs to be your next binge watch
Warrior Nun is one of the best Netflix originals the streaming giant has to offer. When I began watching its first season in July 2020, I had zero expectations going into it. I simply saw two words that I never associated being together and thought "huh! I wonder what kind of warrior shenanigans these nuns can possibly get into?"
By Ghezal Amiri3 months ago in Geeks
In 2022, when I switch on "Do Not Disturb" I will mean it
I used to work on a Vocal article virtually everyday from March 2020 up until a few months ago. Following an unprecedented lockdown of the entire province of Ontario back during that March, I was laid off from my comfortable government service gig (I worked at the DMV and yes, I have stories!) and decided to return to writing after a two year hiatus.
By Ghezal Amiriabout a year ago in Confessions
Zen Playlist: BTS Edition (as told by "Picture It" scenarios)
We all have our own respective methods we use to try to relax. Some choose to bake, others binge The Office for the millionth time and many, like myself, take a long drive when it's pouring rain while listening to their favourite moody tracks. There are countless ambiance videos readily available on YouTube all dedicated to "X hours of Driving in the Rain when it's night time and you're a child asleep in the back seat of the car." I personally have gone through about 200 of them with a few dozen more patiently waiting in my Watch Later tab.
By Ghezal Amiri2 years ago in Beat
5 TV shows led by compelling female characters to watch after WandaVision
There was no way I could have possibly predicted just how wildly successful WandaVision would be. The first official live-action Marvel series to debut on the Disney+ streaming platform which depicts the relationship between a Sokovian woman with mutant abilities and her deceased synthezoid partner will certainly be a fun watch. I've enjoyed the Marvel Cinematic Universe and while I'm not a massive Marvel stan, I decided to give the show a chance... Although I doubted it would grab my attention as much as something like The Mandalorian did where I found myself counting down the hours until Friday.
By Ghezal Amiri2 years ago in Geeks
