by Zach Beauvais | Dec 21, 2022 | Digital
As an important side project, I write content for a mental-health app. I regularly create text that helps people focus on specific aspects of their lives and learn about themselves. One of the tools I’ve used is called Notion. It’s a collaboration tool...
by Zach Beauvais | Dec 20, 2022 | Bio
Paws hit the snow much faster than boots, which crunch whilst the paws tap and scratch. The air is cold and bites; but isn’t so tight as to lose all scents of pine and clay. My feet stamp their way up the steep climb into Mortimer Forrest, looking forward to stopping...
by Zach Beauvais | Jul 10, 2022 | Bio, Life
More than 20 years ago, Glasgow had more than its fair share of comfortable coffee shops. Several were lodged in bookshops, and one in particular pulls it’s way across time, sliding it’s memory-laden charge along neurones and drops me into an overstuffed chair in a...
by Zach Beauvais | May 30, 2021 | Bio, Life, Pandemic Notes
Facebook shows me. Photos of old friends I’ve not seen in a decade, or more. It tells me people who don’t know me from Adam think I should go fund them. It applies a bolt of you know, those hormones that make you start, sweat, and feel like you’re not really here?...
by Zach Beauvais | Jan 15, 2021 | Pandemic Notes
A few days ago, I wrote this piece on Facebook in response to a Business Insider article about the riots at Capitol Hill on 6th January, 2021. In it, they said that Nancy Pelosi (the Speaker of the House) said that “rioters thumped on the door of the barricaded...