Sue Ryder run a project called, Sew Many Memories, where you turn your loved ones clothes into a patchwork quilt. Almost three years ago my Dad passed away from cancer at Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice (I’ve spoken about this more here). Since then his clothes have sat comfortably in his drawers, apart from the odd […]
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I always say I love Instagram… which is true. I love scrolling through all the types of photographs; artsy, food, nature, creative, motivational, as well as seeing what my friends and family are up to. Yet sometimes it makes me feel worse. If I see a photo of so and so having a great time with […]
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In August my family and I went to Venice, and it was GORGEOUSSS. One of the most stunning places I have ever been to, as well as baking hot and a tad smelly (but worth it). We stayed in Chioggia which was about an hour and a half boat ride from Venice, we didn’t realise […]
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In the summer my friends and I went to Budapest. We stayed in Pest near the Opera House. Buda and Pest are united cities, separated by the Danube River and a small island, Margaret’s island. Despite the fact I’d never been to Budapest before, it felt so familiar. With it’s Parisian styled streets leading up […]
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On Saturday I read Hannah’s blog post 17 Things every girl needs to remember at all times and I found I could relate to it entirely. After reading it I felt better about myself and about my day. I strongly recommend that everyone reads it as it’s a reminder that we are all ONLY human and some days […]
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It seems like a lifetime ago that my brother and I recorded a promotional video for Sue Ryder’s new hospice appeal, Thorpe Hall, that asked ‘What will you do?’ Our experience at Thorpe Hall seems both distant and near – it’s one of those periods in your life that you can recall with great clarity, […]
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