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Image One thing I learned during – and after – lockdown last year, was just how important self care really is. I find self care in many ways – going for a walk, taking myself out for a coffee and cake, reading, baking, and even just sitting and watching TV with a coffee.
Pexels. CCO Licensed. Remodelling a kitchen can be expensive and it can cause a lot of disruption to your life. However, it could have lots of benefits in the long run. Here are 5 signs that it’s time to remodel your kitchen.
Let me tell you a little story. One that isn’t shown by the abundance of happy photos taken during this day out. One Friday in August a family went to the zoo. Mummy and Daddy, with their 7 and 9 year old boys. The 9 year old (J) is autistic, with suspected ADHD. The 7 year old (N) is currently undergoing referrals for assessments too. The family were hoping it was going to be a day of fun and adventure; seeing lots of animals – especially the meerkats, penguins and red pandas!
Christmas is almost here once again, and although this year has felt like more of a challenge than most – a lot of us are still looking forward to spending some quality time with the people we love over the festive season. If you are hoping to host some of your closest family and friends at home this Christmas and want to make the most of the time – there are some great DIYs you can do to up your hosting game and really make an impression on your guests. Here are some of the fun things you can do …
2020 has seen gardens getting more attention than normal. For starters, with many people furloughed from work or locked down due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, they have had more time to spend on doing up their gardens. We also had some very un-British like good weather at Easter, meaning we could all get outside with our spades and shovels and enjoy getting our hands dirty. As we moved through the summer and the gradual lifting of restrictions, we were able to see friends and family in our gardens – socially distancing, of course! As we move through to winter …