Country Iifestyle. Books. Cosy hobbies. Food. Mental health. SEND.
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.
The festive season is the time to splurge on food & drink with no regrets. The time that we always make time to spend with friends and family when we’re not able to throughout the rest of the year.
Even if you’re not a bookworm yourself, you must know someone who is, right? Whether it’s a physical book, an ebook, or an audiobook, I always have something on the go. So I have a few book related items on my own (small) Christmas list this year. If you’re still looking for ideas for yourself or hunting for someone else, hopefully you’ll find something to suit from the items for book lovers I’ve put together below!
Are there any Harry Potter fans in the house? There certainly are in this one – Hufflepuff here, by the way! I finally turned Jacob over to the dark side last year, and he now has a Harry Potter-themed bedroom and has had a Harry Potter-themed birthday, so I call that a win! Now only the other two members of the family are left…
As the main transporter (I feel like Jason Statham saying that) of the boys to and from school, during school holidays, and so on, my car is the one that’s used the most. I often feel like I have a backseat driver with them telling me the speed limit – I suppose that helps with their number skills though – and on regular routes, which way to go. I often think to myself, you wait until you’re running me around in your car when you’re older…