The world is a little scary right now, so it’s good to focus on the small things that you’re grateful for as I’m sure that there are many. I am working from home for the foreseeable future, but I have a space to work from, a job to do and an income to support myself. […]
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I was going to do a Friday feeling post, but ain’t nobody feeling like a Friday. It feels like a prolonged Wednesday at this point if you wfh. I’m not the first to say it, but… what the fork is going on? Anyone got any clues? Nope, me neither. The world is shutting down country […]
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For the forseeable future, most of us will be working from home day in day out without the release of a mini-getaway or splash of sun abroad. We’ve rapidly moved into work at home, live at home and please try not to leave your home, ok? It’s a strange and slightly worrying time for us […]
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With a beautiful harbour and a vibrant city, Boston is the ideal city and sea break. Last summer I spent a few days in Boston, before we drove down to the idyllic Cape Cod. Large wooden beam houses set back from the road with a porch and a tree swing, Hyannis replicated a traditional American […]
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I am a big fan of March mostly because it’s spring, my birthday (an excuse to see all my family and friends) and my cousin is expecting her baby!!! YAY. More teeny tiny toes and nostrils (Bacon nostrils aren’t teeny tiny though). I’ve also got a very exciting project to throw myself into and my final […]
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January is the time for new beginnings. 365 days to write. Towards the end of last year, I decided I want to find a new job. I enjoyed being an Editor, but it was time for a new challenge. I’m not really a single task kind of gal. So four weeks to do one magazine […]
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As I turn 23 in a month’s time, I thought I’d reflect back on 22 things I’ve learnt while I’ve been 22. (I just wanna play Taylor Swift every time I write 22.) It’s been a year of firsts – new house, new city, new countries, new adventures, new job and lots of new people […]
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Last year I managed to take several breaks in the UK and abroad and I absolutely loved it. I visited four countries (two of which I’d never been to before), one new state in the US alongside working part-time and finishing a masters. It wasn’t easy with a part-time salary and 14 days holiday after […]
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