Jess Munro

Ladybird

I’m not quite sure how I came to be here. One moment I was on an adventure, the next I found myself in the bathtub of a white sterile room. All glass, mirrors and tiled floors. I planned to make my escape out the window, but someone entered the room. I froze. Hoping that ifContinue reading “Ladybird”

The SWELL Sculpture Festival Returns to Currumbin Beach

Every September, thousands of art lovers will flock to the sandy shores of Currumbin beach on the stunning Gold Coast, as it’s transformed into an outdoor art gallery for the 17th annual SWELL Sculpture Festival. This free, family-friendly, event runs from the 13th – 22nd September, where 50+ sculptures from local Australian and international artistsContinue reading “The SWELL Sculpture Festival Returns to Currumbin Beach”

The Do’s and Don’ts of Meeting Kyoto’s Iconic Geisha

Snow white make-up. Crimson lipstick. Jet black hair, decorated with traditional ornaments. And a bright kimono adorned with elaborate patterns. Japan’s geisha are cultural icons, famed for their grace and dignity. Highly skilled entertainers and gifted in the art of conversation. Their profession is all that remains of an ancient era. If you get theContinue reading “The Do’s and Don’ts of Meeting Kyoto’s Iconic Geisha”

Is Social Media Overrated?

For so long I resisted the noise of everyone telling me to get on Facebook. I didn’t see the point. How was it going to be any different to Bebo or Myspace? I’d been there and done that, and couldn’t be bothered with all the hype around this new social media platform. Why did IContinue reading “Is Social Media Overrated?”

The Dangers of Social Media for Adults

You’ll often hear advice going around, on how to keep children safe from the dangers associated with social media. But what about the potential dangers that adults can be subjected to if they’re not careful with their online habits? It’s important to be aware and a conscious consumer when it comes to all things relatedContinue reading “The Dangers of Social Media for Adults”

The Changing Face of Technology and Media

Technology has come a long way since I was a kid. Back when I was in primary school, computers were still a new thing. Not many people had them. Well, at least my family didn’t. We couldn’t afford one. And when we did get our hands on one, it was a second hand, slow oldContinue reading “The Changing Face of Technology and Media”

20 Trips to Take in Your 20’s

There’s definitely a liberating feeling to travelling the world in your twenties. That feeling of complete freedom to roam the planet, exploring all the wonders it has to offer. The adventures, the parties, the festivals and not to mention making lifelong friends and memories too! It’s the best time to go while you’re young, singleContinue reading “20 Trips to Take in Your 20’s”

The Trip to Thailand That Changed my Life

It’s a wonderful thing, I think, to be awakened. When for so long you were asleep. Oblivious to anything outside your bubble. Outside your comfort zone. But when you awaken, it feels as if your soul has finally found what it has been looking for. That piece of your puzzle that was missing. That lightContinue reading “The Trip to Thailand That Changed my Life”

11 Things to See and Do on Koh Phi Phi

Planning a trip to Thailand and staying in Koh Phi Phi? You heard it was a must visit destination, but not sure what there is to do other than visit Maya Bay (famous for where the movie “The Beach” was filmed)? Based on our recent visit to this not so hidden utopia, we created aContinue reading “11 Things to See and Do on Koh Phi Phi”

How to Stop and Take a Breather

I’m sure we have all had those moments in life when things just don’t seem to be going our way. It can be hard to see a light at the end of the tunnel and irrational, negative thoughts pop up that aren’t doing us any justice. When everyone and everything is demanding our undivided attentionContinue reading “How to Stop and Take a Breather”