Image Credit Ever since the news broke of Caroline Flack’s suicide yesterday, I’ve been feeling sombre, and more emotional than I have been the last few days.Only more than the last few days because – I started the week off emotionally exhausted after feeling really low and persistently crying. And then it was like a switch flipped and I was feeling marginally better again. That’s the thing with mental health issues – sometimes you can’t see when that switch will go, other times it’s a slow burn.
Beating The Winter Blues: Interior Tips To Hygge Your Home
January and February. For lots of people, the most depressing months of the year. The festivities have long gone, the Christmas decorations are down and away, payday seems a million miles away, and everything seems a little, well, sad. We all want to find ways of cheering ourselves up and bringing comfort into our lives. The Danish have a word for this concept: hygge.
Boxclever Press Family Planner Calendar | Review #AD
If there is one thing on my New Year “must purchase” list, it’s a family planner calendar. Because we’re a family of four I find it visually easier to have one column for each family member rather than trying to squeeze everything in the same square with different names!
6 Benefits of Living In The Sticks
Image by inkflo from Pixabay Living out in the sticks means that life moves a little slower, but the benefits of country living are endless for both your physical and your mental health. If you’re considering moving out into the country, but you’re not sure, then take a look at this list of 6 reasons why the country might be for you.
5 Things to Do in Australia Before You Die
When creating your bucket list, you can easily find hundreds of things to do in Australia alone. From swimming in uncharted waters and backpacking to the jungle to snorkelling through the Great Barrier Reef and whale-watching, there are many things to do, see and explore Down Under.