Happy Christmas Eve everyone, I have another tag today, and I thought my final Blogmas post of 2018 was the perfect time to do this one. Many thanks to India for nominating me, and do check out her amazing blog! 50 Things That Make Me Happy Sitting comfortably and reading a book Writing Friends Learning … Continue reading Tag | 50 Things That Make Me Happy (Blogmas #18)
Thank you so much to Darina for nominating me for this award. I always love to read her wonderfully written posts, so do check out her blog. THE RULES Thank the blogger who nominated you; Write a post to show your award; Give a brief story of how your blog started; Give two pieces of … Continue reading The Blogger Recognition Award
First of all, thank you very much to Dora for nominating me for this tag. She has a wonderful blog, so please do give her a follow! RULES • Thank the person who gave you the award • Include a link to their blog • Select 7 blogs/bloggers that you’ve recently discovered or follow regularly … Continue reading The Versatile Blog Award
First of all I would like to thank Merv, of Merv Reads for nominating me and tagging me. It was a really lovely surprise! Please do click the link to see her One Lovely Blogger Award post! Most of the facts coming up will be book-related. Coming up with seven interesting and random facts about … Continue reading One Lovely Blog Award
Here is my review of Turtles All The Way Down by John Green, originally written on Goodreads. First and foremost, this is a marvellous piece of literature. What I love about John Green's writing is that he creates entertaining and enjoyable stories and characters, while addressing a very real and poignant issue with the utmost … Continue reading Book Review: Turtles All The Way Down
First of all, Happy New Year! I hope that 2018 brings prosperity and fulfilment to you all, whatever you do and wherever you may be. Now, I just wanted to write a post on the wonderful blogging community that WordPress has helped to create and facilitate. When I began blogging I didn't really appreciate that … Continue reading A Tribute to the Blogging Community
On the face of it, 2017 seems to have flown by. But now, with time to reflect and to consider how much I've done over the last 12 months, I can conclude that it's been a really eventful time. It's not the most varied year I've ever had, but I can certainly say that I've … Continue reading My 2017 In Brief
As a lover of random facts and general knowledge, I am always looking to pick up pieces of trivia which could come in useful for answering quiz questions I may be faced with in the future. Even if such facts are only needed once in my life, retaining them would have been more than worthwhile. … Continue reading Top 10 random facts I learned in 2016
This calendar year has been one of major transition in terms of my writing exploits. Whereas in previous years I have had a basic agenda which has followed very consistent, unchanging structures, 2016 has seen me embrace new styles; explore new avenues; sample new media, and handle a parting of ways. I had decided late … Continue reading My 2016 – Writing
My name is Tiffany Martínez. As a McNair Fellow and student scholar, I’ve presented at national conferences in San Francisco, San Diego, and Miami. I have crafted a critical reflection piece that was published in a peer-reviewed journal managed by the Pell Institute for the Study of Higher Education and Council for Opportunity in Education. I have consistently juggled at least two jobs and maintained the status of a full-time student and Dean’s list recipient since my first year at Suffolk University. I have used this past summer to supervise a teen girls empower program and craft a thirty page intensive research project funded by the federal government. As a first generation college student, first generation U.S. citizen, and aspiring professor I have confronted a number of obstacles in order to earn every accomplishment and award I have accumulated. In the face of struggle, I have persevered and continuously produced…
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