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Tamryn Nicol
Добавлен 30 окт 2013
a 2024 ✨Book Recap and Review✨ (feat. neck-breaking genre changes)
Hello hello loyal readers,
I hope this video brought mild entertainment to your day! Perhaps you're even inspired to pick up one of these books this year based on my vague and mysterious descriptions.
Have a glorious day and I truly hope to see you soon (it's my new year's resolution to post more consistently, so lets see how that goes).
Goodreads (if you really want to see that kind of thing): www.goodreads.com/user/show/30453738
Insta: @tamrynnicol
I hope this video brought mild entertainment to your day! Perhaps you're even inspired to pick up one of these books this year based on my vague and mysterious descriptions.
Have a glorious day and I truly hope to see you soon (it's my new year's resolution to post more consistently, so lets see how that goes).
Goodreads (if you really want to see that kind of thing): www.goodreads.com/user/show/30453738
Insta: @tamrynnicol
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Видео
Solo-travelling through Albania and Montenegro *feat. copious amounts of spontaneity*
Просмотров 341Месяц назад
Hello there, I hope you enjoyed this video as much as I enjoyed making it! I felt so nostalgic going through the footage (maybe something to do with the 2 degree weather outside) - I hope this inspires you to pay a visit to the Balkans, or consider solo-travelling somewhere! I think it's so important to build that trust in yourself. You don't have to wait for the trip to make it out of the grou...
Finding my love for reading again (in the city of love)
Просмотров 4163 месяца назад
Getting over a massive reading slump in Paris.
A ✨realistic✨ weekend in Paris (loneliness, hyper-productivity, re-discovering my creativity)
Просмотров 4306 месяцев назад
Hope you enjoyed this rambly video - its been a few weeks since then and I can tell you that I'm officially having the best time in Paris and have found my groove a bit more :) If you can relate to anything or have a killer macaroon recipe, please share your thoughts below!
Thriving and solo travelling in Egypt
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I haven't done a fully B-roll video in several years, but I hope it was everything you hoped for and more! Egypt was an amazing country, and I hope I was able to do it some semblance of justice with my meagre 10 second clips. So grateful to all the cool people I met, and to myself for running the show and getting me through everything safely and smoothly - thank you me. I'd love to hear about y...
Week in my life as a ~ university student ~
Просмотров 33511 месяцев назад
Another delayed download for your enjoyment. Please forgive me the many tangents and camera wobbles, I hope my charming personality makes up for it all. Thank you as usual for watching!
Let's go on a writing day trip to ✨Bath✨🖊️
Просмотров 814Год назад
Join me as I continue my (incredibly slow) writing journey! This time in the scenic Bath, which was a great way to escape life and live in denial of my responsibilities for a day - I'm sure Jane would have approved. YES my upload schedule is a mess and this was during Christmas time, I don't want to talk about it. Thank you for watching and come again soon :)
Reviewing My 2023 Reads
Просмотров 766Год назад
Any book recommendations for 2024? Let me know and help me avoid making terrible book decisions :) Thank you for watching as per usual and a belated happy new year! I can't wait to forget to post for months on end in 2024.
the truth about being a mature student🎓
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Год назад
Hello hello everyone, I recorded this a month ago, and as I sit here uploading it, I am once again sick and my voice is once again raspy - truly full circle. Anyway, I hope that this was helpful in some way - in summary being a mature student is never a bad thing! There's so much stigma around studying when you're older and I think it's ridiculous. People never stop learning - you do you :) bes...
getting back into writing🖋️✨
Просмотров 173Год назад
join me on my journey of accountability! honestly figuring things out as I go, so if you have any advice or have a favourite writing routine, definitely let me know - I would be eternally grateful. hope you find the video fun, and maybe even let it motivate you to get back to your own creative pursuits :)
losing your childhood home
Просмотров 297Год назад
hello hello, thank you for gathering on this sad day. if you're having a hard time coping with the end of an era or the loss of something in your life, i hope you're okay - maybe this random video will help a little bit.
A Month Through Morocco *internship and solo travelling*
Просмотров 128Год назад
hellooooo everyone, welcome back and apologies that it took so long for an upload. Thank you for faithfully remaining subscribed, even if it was an accident and you forgot you were subscribed to me and will subsequently unsubscribe because I've uploaded and you remember my existence - we had a good run! appreciate you all dearly and can assure you more content is on its way. Morocco was an amaz...
so i cut my hair
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 года назад
at the end of the day it's just hair - but i feel pretty damn good with this new hairstyle. I've also gotten a lot of comments about looking french which is a compliment in my opinion. thanks for watching and this is your sign to cut your hair (it grows back i swear)
for people who can't stop stressing about money
Просмотров 2742 года назад
hi there you, with the cute smile. i hope that this was supportive and reassuring, or, at the very least, mildly interesting to you. it feels a bit strange to open up about something that i normally try keep to myself, but i know a lot of people must have similar experiences, so why not publicly bare my soul? i hope you're okay! kind of obsessed with budgeting recently so may make a few more vi...
the litany of problems with the "I don't dream of labour" trend
Просмотров 1933 года назад
the litany of problems with the "I don't dream of labour" trend
to the lady on the tube who thinks she's fat
Просмотров 1503 года назад
to the lady on the tube who thinks she's fat
you need you brag about yourself more (it's essential for all of humankind)
Просмотров 3643 года назад
you need you brag about yourself more (it's essential for all of humankind)
hey, I think you should become body neutral
Просмотров 2923 года назад
hey, I think you should become body neutral
not everything needs to happen for a reason
Просмотров 2373 года назад
not everything needs to happen for a reason
a top quality thrift store book haul *11 books for £20!*
Просмотров 7213 года назад
a top quality thrift store book haul *11 books for £20!*
there's no such thing as a good personality
Просмотров 3673 года назад
there's no such thing as a good personality
new insight on opening up to others
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new insight on opening up to others
Why Devolving During Lockdown Isn't A Bad Thing
Просмотров 1043 года назад
Why Devolving During Lockdown Isn't A Bad Thing
I'm Tired of Catering to the Male Ego
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.3 года назад
I'm Tired of Catering to the Male Ego
how to be more wholesome in this world of hyper-productivity
Просмотров 9143 года назад
how to be more wholesome in this world of hyper-productivity
Humus Britannico sanguine rubuit
I just don't know to feel cause mine wasn't sold it was repossessed 😢😢
Your personality looks very lovely! Thank u 4 sharing yr insights ❤
This happened to me almost exactly - my parents bought the house when I was 3, and I lived there until I was 20. And when I was 42. they sold it and left. They kept talking about downsizing since I was in my teens, but they never actually did it. And then I received the news that the new owners had moved in. And the emotions hit me like a freight train. I then understood in that moment that I could never go back home. That bit where you talked about the sounds of the house, I can relate exactly - I remember the sound of the front door and the kitchen door, I remember the sound of the stairs creaking. The back gate making a noise when it swayed in the wind. Losing your childhood home is like losing a piece of your soul, your identity.
It's honestly so tough! I'm so sorry - it is a part of you you'll carry with you forever, like you said it's part of your identity. I hope you were able to say a proper goodbye and work through the loss at your own pace xx
You talked for 10 minutes and didn't say anything!
Is Egypt a good place to travel for a solo trip?
I think it depends on context and what you want out of the experience - I met loads of people who loved solo travelling through Egypt and found it very easy (these were mostly men). As a woman, I think I found it a bit more challenging, but very possible and I definitely don't regret it - it made me a tougher solo traveller :)
I am going through something similar and it was reassuring to hear someone describe these feelings and resonating. Now that a year passed I really hope you found more people or maybe a place you consider home :)
Ah I'm glad to hear this helped - it's definitely gotten better with time and I've found a new openness to accepting spaces as a home! I'm sorry you're going through something similar, I hope it gets better <3
Randomly appeared in my youtube list, wishing you all the best, nice video!
its incredible how under the radar the balkans are, this looks like paradise
I completely agree, I think it's really a hidden gem!
Hi, you're cute, I just wanna your friend
Keep posting! It’s amazing to see life through your eyes
This sounds like me
I can to totaly relate i have to hard time opeing up with my boyfriend
The idea of opening up to someone, talk about your feelings, problems sounds foreign to me. Never been encouraged to communicate properly within the family, if there's even any conversation at all.
Well for me too it's the same..idk man ,hell I never did that my whole life.Im 18 btw...the ideas of opening up seems like you say something and the other person just....ignores it like it's nothing?....dont give out the reaction that I expect them to give?...get bored cause it's not that interesting?.....it feels impossible but I will soon get over this😊
@AlJo-i4g it's not like I don't want to, but i really can't make myself to do it. Even online, anonymously, i have attempted to open up/to vent my problems but i ended up discarding the post/thread.
I feel so good when I hear someone who went through the same thing I did and see how much they have made their own conclusions(way), I feel soo much happyyyy
people choose not to open up, thu a lack of trust, oft garnered from the actions and betrayal of so-called friends. I think.
Thank you❤
Well ego is a part of a man, without that he is a doortmatt and an ATM .
Keep it up ur doing great work
Totally relate :) we should chat haha. I’m trying to reach out more to people though overall and open up more so that it’s a back and forth
cool content
There is a price for opening up to others. Anything you say can be used against you. If you must vent go online like the comment section or seek a therapist.
Wonderful video
I have such a personal story with vulnerability. Or lack there of actually for most of my life. For as long as I could remember I kept everything to myself. Not just being private but literally not sharing anything with anyone.Like didn’t tell my mom I got my period until confronted months later type not tell anything to anyone. I felt like you said!!!I never wanted to be perceived as weak. Even though I didn’t view anyone else as weak! I’d lie about the most stupidest things. I’d opt out of experiences in fear I may not be the best at it. It took a horrible addiction and a lot of therapy in recovery to realize that it probably stemmed from a trauma that I kept secret from everyone from 6yr-19yr. I’d programmed myself that way. Then 2 things happened that totally changed my life. 1. I listen to a TED talk on vulnerability. I highly recommend looking it up. And 2 I reconnected with a childhood friend and we started dating, and he was the most open and vulnerable person I’d ever met. He’d tell embarrassing stories about himself without a second thought. If he didn’t understand something, he’d just say he didn’t understand. He’d want to discuss with me how he was feeling and wouldn’t be scared to share the good and bad. He wanted me to share the good and the bad! And ya know what? I thought he was SO brave for that. I saw that it’s actually not a weakness at all, it’s actually a sign of strength and confidence! It’s very important to make sure you’re vulnerable with the right people, but when you free yourself of fearing it, it’s so f*cking powerful. I am SO much more happier now, now that I can say openly what I can’t do, what I don’t understand, and what’s bothering me. I can laugh at myself now! The childhood friend and I are married! And when he giggles at something silly I say or fumble I make I can laugh right along with him! So ya a longer story, long! lol I just wanted to commend you for making this video, you are absolutely not alone!
You have the right to be angry and express yourself. The same problems existed when I was your age 40 years ago. 😢 It hasn't changed much, sadly.
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I would love to know the details of your tour guides and buses.Thank you.❤️
are we the same person i only told my best friend (of 8 years) that my dad is emotionally, verbally & financially abusive about 10 months ago after he directly contributed to the death of my childhood cat who was my only emotional support, I was unemployed for months after losing what I thought was my dream job, my dad was more abusive than ever leading up to my cat's death & I was diagnosed with ADHD all within the span of 6 months. It was only at that point when I was uncontrollably vomiting from panic attacks every morning & felt so hopeless I was starting to have serious thoughts of unaliving again that I finally decided to tell him I was struggling.. which unfortunately reminded me of why I don't open up to people in the first place but that's beside the point and not his fault
The being fake part hits me, it's almost like I don't want help and the people around me see that now and even have mentioned it but I just froze and said nothing cause I didn't know what to say back to that.
I know the feeling about not opening up to others.. I lost a group of friends when I opened up to them too much. I decided to stop opening up to others and even making new friends… due to that feeling of betrayal when those friends said they would be there no matter what. When I stopped always being funny and exciting, that’s when things changed lol
Why you didnt tell any one and let a guy follow u for 200 meters he would get beat the f up not like your stupid country where a guy could die in the streets and no one help him
It would’ve been nice to share your actual accommodations, hostel, cafe, bus ride to Luxor & tour guide including prices to give us an idea of what to expect
I can't open up , I just cringe after telling them about myself and then I'll later regret that i even opened up. So yea imma just bottle it up until i can't take it anymore.
Great Egypt 👑❤
Thank you for the video, you made me realize why i feel lonely even after spending time with my friends. I think even if i open i kind of try to say it in a better way than i feel just to not burden others with my problems. Feel like nothing helps to feel less lonely sometimes😢
You are beautiful in every sense of the word in everything, form, content and. I am very happy with your journey and I hope you will overcome any problem, situation or event that you may find inappropriate. You know that this happens all over the world and my country has a lot to return to its previous era, a leader in civilization, history, science and culture. In fact, I enjoyed it this video, and I wish you with all my heart love, peace, security, and psychological comfort, and that your whole life will be happy. My regards.
Su tu pf ag gl ol
Amen
Artistic vlog ❤beautiful
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I regret open up and now never open up again.
Just found your channeled, subscribed! Love the video, I feel similar to you :)
How did you find the tour guid
Thank you
Welcome to Egypt ❤
نورتي مصر ❤😁🇪🇬
A new subscriber here, this was such a chill and entertaining video. You have such a great vibe. I hope u settle well in Paris and meet amazing videos. I cant wait to watch the rest of your videos and future videos!!
Thank you so much, you're really kind!
Wellcom
Welcome to Egypt
How much did it cost your solo trip? No diving activities.
tough question, but I think around £600 for flights, hostels, buses and food :)