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I Took a 2 Week Break from Instagram. Here’s What Happened.

Spoiler alert: I got loads done. Soooo a couple of weeks ago I wrote about how fed up I’ve become with Instagram and why I wanted to take a little break. I turned it into a mini protest against Insta’s crappy algorithm, because why not, and I took a solid 2 weeks off from the Continue reading
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Instaglam
It has occurred to me that I might not have actually told you guys that I have an Instagram account. I know it was included in those little icons that used to be on the sidebar, but they annoyed me and I haven’t got around to putting them back minus the annoying bit (pixelation and wonkiness. Continue reading
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The Six O’Clock News: Keeping Up With Current Events
With the ever-changing nature of ‘current events’ and the complications of understanding it anyway, I thought the Israel-Palestine conflict (war? See, defining this shit is tough) would be a good topic to use to discuss ways to keep up with the news. All the cool kids are doing it, so listen up! The Traditional Way: Continue reading
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Blog Years/Dog Years: Fun Indifferent Ignorance-Based Activities for Your Half Term
Tomorrow is four years to the day that I started Indifferent Ignorance, which makes her a decade older than me in dog (and, I think, Internet) years. Yes, she is a “she”. Halloween isn’t traditionally a time for reflection, but we’re at the point now where this site is A Part of My Life. As Continue reading
