Country Iifestyle. Books. Cosy hobbies. Food. Mental health. SEND.
Source If you have someone who loves to travel and is always jetting off across the world on their adventures, then they’re not always the easiest person to buy for. Smellies and fancy toiletries probably won’t be their priority when it comes to cramming everything into their backpack, and pretty home décor items probably wouldn’t be appreciated if they’re never at home to enjoy them properly…
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.
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!
There’s nothing better than the summer holidays when you’re making memories with the kids, heading off for days out, BBQs, picnics, maybe a holiday thrown in as well. But, you know what they say: all good things must come to an end and as quick as a flash, September is already on the horizon!
I’m not sure if I’ve ever mentioned on the blog, but many moons ago, I was a student at the University of Hull. Many moons is approximately a decade and a year ago… That makes me feel quite old, actually. I was studying for a degree in Psychology with Criminology. Although I only finished with a Diploma due to suffering badly with depression during my final year, being a student there before that really set in was one of the best times of my life.