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Keeping a secret is good for your health

23 Nov 2023

A woman in America claims that she saw two UFOs over her back garden in Stockport and has left NASA baffled. She described one as being square or triangular in shape.

Dealing with the overthinker’s state

16 Nov 2023

Some people are under-thinkers, meaning that they don’t think about or consider something at all before they do it.

Some ways where you could ruin your life

09 Nov 2023

Apparently there are 4 ways in which you can ruin or sabotage your life. Yes neglecting your health is a surefire way to sabotage your life, and that is in the literal sense. Often people see or experience beginning symptoms of what could be an ailment but they either ignore it altogether or delay seeing

FYI, learn these abbreviations ASAP

02 Nov 2023

Many years ago in the UK when the office I worked in was holding a conference with the society of authors and the publishers association, I recall we broke for a lunch break which gave us the opportunity to mingle with the attendees. I remember one particular conversation I had with our consultant

Mental health should not be stigmatised

26 Oct 2023

Mental health, or should I say, mental ‘ill-health’, can not only destroy the life of the person suffering from it but the lives of those around the person. Mental health issues can fall into several categories. Sometimes it runs in the family and passed on from either side of the parents.

Avoidable blunders in the English language

19 Oct 2023

I left the UK back in 1995 to come to the United Arab Emirates. Ever since then I have been convinced that the education system in the UK has deteriorated to the point that many native speakers do not speak English correctly, nor do they spell correctly. But that being said, judging by

The majority do not seem to be troubled

12 Oct 2023

I made a mistake in one of my previous columns. I stated that when you see someone, even a complete stranger, and they’re laughing, or look as though they’re having a good time, don’t think that maybe it’s an act and that, in private, they may have problems they’re dealing with.  I admit it, I was wrong and I am wrong.

An iconic landmark is brought down

05 Oct 2023

Last week the UK lost one of its most iconic spots. To be fair I didn’t even know it existed until someone posted its picture on Twitter (or X as its now called) stating how saddened they were that it had gone. The iconic landmark was a Sycamore Tree located at a spot called the Sycamore Gap near Hadrian’s Wall

Ig Nobel Prize, Theatre of the Absurd

28 Sep 2023

There is what is called conventional research and the off-the-beaten- track research. Both obviously require funding of some sorts, either from the government or through donations. In many of the unconventional cases, taxpayer funds or grants, and students’ research and study times, can be wasted on frivolous

Age is not, as many think, just a number

21 Sep 2023

The saying that age is just a number is, in reality, just not true. When it comes to other people’s perspective, age is how you look, how you dress and how you act in public because, whether you like it or not, there will always be people you know, and people you don’t know, who will be ready to judge you. This is the case in most cultures

Birjees Hussain

She has more than 10 years of experience in writing articles on a range of topics including health, beauty, lifestyle, finance, management and Quality Management.