Sophia Higgins
Alternative Mindfulness For The COVID Queue.
Standing in the hour long queue for a COVID-19 test can be depressing to say the least. If you are like me, the holiday season is one of the only times of the year when you are free to let loose, rekindle neglected friendships and see family. Like the vast majority of people, I am a fan of Christmas and could not wait to start my Christmas shopping. Alas, that was not to be. I was on the same train as a suspected case and so here I am in a queue outside the hospital waiting for my test.
Sophia HigginsPublished 2 months ago in Longevity
5 Steps For A Facial Fresh Face
Models, youngsters and those people who have blemish-free skin are fortunate to possess either the gene and /or the routine that maintains such skin quality. However the next time you admire someone’s face from afar, move beyond the envy and consider that you can have that too! By adding some simple products to your daily routine, you can achieve the same or very similar results.
Sophia HigginsPublished 3 months ago in Blush
Why We Love “Emily In Paris.”
Netflix has a fun cultural tease for us that is oozing in popularity right now. Why has this American dramedy taken Netflix by storm? The acting is quality but the uncultured overly confident Emily can be quite obnoxious at times especially for those of us au fais with European languages and cultures.
Sophia HigginsPublished 3 months ago in Geeks
How To Lose A Short Film Competition
Having just finished coordinating and judging a well-known short film competition, I have learned a great many things about the ingredients of a quality short film and where it can all fall apart before you even click the submit button.
Sophia HigginsPublished 3 months ago in Journal
5 Quick Fixes of European Nostalgia To Get You Through The Travel Ban
The border restrictions courtesy of COVID-19 have seen many of us grounded from our usual travels, adventures and dreams. We persevere with our day to day activities but there is a nagging feeling at the back of our minds that is ever present. When can we travel again? Sometimes it depresses us, but our wishes and memories of our loved ones overseas always give us hope that we will one day be reunited.
Sophia HigginsPublished 3 months ago in Wander
Languages By Numbers
The word on the street is that one either excels at mathematics and the sciences or languages and literature. Many of my friends and acquaintances are evidence of this. However, one can enjoy the best of both worlds. Some find language learning too daunting to attempt. Rest assured, learning a language is possible. In fact half the population of the world speaks 23 languages. The statistics representing the world’s 7000 languages and dialects are fascinating to say the least.
Sophia HigginsPublished 4 months ago in Geeks
The Will
The Will You insisted on coming. A choir of weeping voices in my head told me I was a disgrace to my family. I brought you here despite my better judgement.
Sophia HigginsPublished 4 months ago in Humans
