Mr Tom James

It all started off in my last year of primary school, my body was going through its transformation and I began sweating from my armpits. In the second year of secondary it was worsening but manageable, heading into the third year the sweating decided to change direction and took a detour to my feet. I remember coming back from school and taking my shoes off after a long day and the smell was unbearable and my feet would leave streaks of sweat patches on the wooden floor giving it the appearance of just being mopped. The worst thing was I wasn't that active at school it wasn't as if I was running around at break and lunch times playing football, my feet had no excuse to sweat to the extent they were. Soon I had no alternative but to visit my GP and ask for advice, I was prescribed a roll on deodorant which can be used all over the body. However, for those of you new to my blog, you won't be aware of my Eczema and the deodorant would sting my feet leaving them it...

For those of you that don't know, my last relationship recently ended. I'm quite positive about it though because I know I wasn't in the wrong, she refused to make time for me and I probably had about 10% of her time if not less. It was time to walk away and say adios to that demoralising relationship. Date 1  This was the last thing I wanted. I got talking to a girl who lived quite close to me and out of curiosity I wanted to know more about her as I hadn't seen her around were I live. We got talking and soon the discussion moved onto our pasts I told her about my ex and the next thing I know she started making me all these promises of how she wouldn't hurt me. I didn't understand this girl, didn't understand why she would be saying these things when we don't even know each other. I'm not used to girls being really forward and she was, asking for my number and offering me out on a date. I politely declined her offer as I wasn...

Recently I was selected to review a bike helmet courtesy of CyclePlan who provide cycle insurance. I didn't even know cycle insurance existed. They cover the cost of your bike, equipment such as Go Pro's and accidents. I highly recommend you look into them, specially after someone I know was recently involved in a accident whilst cycling. Personally, I feel cycle insurance is overlooked by many people believing they won't ever need it but cycling is becoming more popular and right now there's lot more cyclists on the roads. For the sake of a few pounds it's best to get yourself covered for peace of mind and for your own safety. I have this really big pet hate and it's seeing children whizzing past me on bikes and scooters wearing no helmet. It is unbelievable the long lasting and even short term injuries which can occur from not wearing a helmet. It's just not worth thinking about, without doubt helmets save lives. Unfortunately, due...