Country Iifestyle. Books. Cosy hobbies. Food. Mental health. SEND.
I didn’t originally plan on sharing this here, but after posting something similar on Facebook and receiving so many kind, understanding replies, I realised there might be others who need to hear they’re not alone. So I’m sharing it here too – a little glimpse into what life looks like right now while living with chronic fatigue and the mental health struggles that come with it.
Before you jet off to London – the land of double-decker buses, endless cups of tea, and people who apologise a lot – there are some things you need to know. Whether you are moving or visiting, brace yourself: this city has no manual, even when it probably should.
Autumn is well and truly here, and that means one thing in our house… It’s spooky decor and pumpkin-picking time! Whether you’re after the perfect carving pumpkin, a mini decorative one for your doorstep, or just a fun family day out, this guide to pumpkin picking in Lincolnshire will have something perfect for you.
My reading and listening during September increased ever so slightly in comparison to August. The boys went back to school, so I had more time for audiobooks without distractions. I’m hoping I’ll manage to keep up with this again in October, although I do need to increase it a little for the rest of the year to complete my reading challenge!
My garden has had a bit of a different look to it this year. I love to spend time in the back garden, watching the wildlife and admiring everything come to life. I’ve really struggled this year, though, due to fatigue and the aches and pains that come with it. Even so, it’s been full of colour, charm, and life – all in a low maintenance garden I could actually manage!