When I was at University, I got myself into a bit of a pickle money wise. I spent what I didn’t have. I ran up credit card debt on a whim. I spent too much money on alcohol and cigarettes and not enough on things like my wellbeing and future. But, lessons come to us in the weirdest of ways and there’s no doubt that my time at university gave
OK, so first things first, I need to confess that I missed the last installment in this series. Ooops. I had all the best intentions to get it done, but as so many of you will know (!), having a baby to look after can often throw all kinds of spanners into the works and so all I can say is that I just didn’t manage to get around to
We all love a nice garden, don’t we? Well, it’s better to have something than nothing… If you’ve a neglected outdoors space and you want to do something with it, how can you get started with re-designing your space to make it work for you? This is going to depend on a series of factors that you may not have thought about before embarking on the journey to getting a
Oh, am I excited today! It’s been bloomin’ ages since I’ve done a Wisdom In Heels interview (if you missed the series, think inspirational interviews with the very best kind of women and catch up here). Well over a year in fact, but after so many of you said you loved them, I’m hoping to bring more of them to you on a regular basis and I’m starting today with
On a Thursday night, just over a week ago, I hotfooted it to a VIP evening held in my hometown of Barnsley, which to be honest hardly ever happens! I was there to admire the new fashion collections from one of the UK’s leading baby brands, Cybex. Held at the Direct2Mum flagship store, the evening was a real treat. Not only because I got a few very rare hours out
We’ve lived in our ‘project’ house for just over five years now and boy has that time flown! After moving in when Elsie was a mere six weeks old (yep, that was interesting!) we’ve spent the time doing up our 1930’s detached house as best we can, but there’s still quite a bit left to do including putting in double glazed windows. The downstairs is almost finished bar putting in
Babies and food. Toddlers and food. The thought alone is enough to make me wince just a little. Not because I don’t love ’em or because I don’t want to see them tuck in heartily and enjoy delicious food like the rest of us. But because of the mess! It never fails to astound me how much food can end up on the floor, the walls, on us and them
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