Spring and summer are the highlights of many people’s year. Feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin and seeing the vibrant colours of newly blossoming flowers is guaranteed to lighten your mood and make you feel better. As well as being a favourite time of year for many people, the warmer seasons can… Continue reading How to Manage Seasonal Allergies
In the West, we tend to compartmentalise our oral health, segmenting it from the rest of the body. But that approach is almost entirely artificial. There’s no real reason for doing it. Any child can tell you that the mouth is a part of the body. Pexels - CC0 License What’s interesting, though, is how… Continue reading 7 Ways Your Oral Health Impacts Your Entire Body
I hate boring food. I want to cook new recipes and enjoy new things, but my family are so stuck in their ways. I really look forward to our Mindful Chef boxes as I know it means we are going to try something new, but I can only afford them fortnightly and there is only… Continue reading This Weeks Menu and we have a Boring Food Alert
You have to make sure you take steps to help you look after yourself during this global pandemic. There are a lot of things that play a part in this, and you have got to make sure you focus on doing your best to take things to the next level. There are so many options… Continue reading Self-Care is So Important During the Pandemic
There are some things in your home that are worth spending the money on and some things that you should just buy as basic as they come. A good way of helping to save your money and spend it in the right places is knowing what items or areas of the home are worth it.… Continue reading Things To Save and Splurge On In Your Home
Guess what? We have our oven fixed...over two weeks without an oven and I can honestly say it's not been good. I was so pleased when the technician turned up this morning and fixed it. I can finally start cooking things in my oven again. Last week went okay. We didn't get our toad-in-the-hole thanks… Continue reading Weekly Meal Plan, Back in the Oven!
I love to crochet, but you know that. One thing that is lovely to make is flowers. So, just because the sun is shining today, I'm bringing you a few lovely floral designs from Deramores. I'm an affiliate so if you do click through and purchase I may earn a little money. Thank you for… Continue reading Spring is Here and so are the Flowers
Here is a review of my latest Audible listen, the Familiars by Stacey Halls. By: Stacey HallsNarrated by: Katy SobeyLength: 9 hrs and 6 minsUnabridged AudiobookRelease date: 07-02-19Language: EnglishPublisher: Zaffre This post may contain affiliate links. The Familiars - The Blurb To save her child, she will trust a stranger. To protect a secret, she must risk her… Continue reading The Familiars by Stacey Halls, A Gripping Historical Story
I haven't done a meal plan in a while. Cooking has become such a chore. It doesn't help that we have been without a proper oven for over a week and don't know when it will be fixed. (We are waiting for a part, I hope it's not much longer.) The kids are at home… Continue reading Back to Weekly Meal Plans because Cooking is a Chore.
This is a review of my latest listen from Audible, Playing Nice by JP Delaney. By: JP DelaneyNarrated by: Ben Elliot, Amelia Cormack, Peter ForbesLength: 10 hrs and 57 minsUnabridged AudiobookRelease date: 28-07-20Language: EnglishPublisher: Quercus The Blurb Pete Riley is a stay-at-home dad; his partner, Maddie, works in advertising. After Pete drops two-year-old Theo off at nursery one morning, he's… Continue reading Latest Book Review, Playing Nice by JP Delaney
