WELL folks it’s teaming it down with rain outside and pretty damn cold too but… I’m not letting that dampen my British spirits because tomorrow, me, the Husband and little Elsie are off on our first family holiday! We’re off to Cornwall for a week of relaxation, fun and special times! As such, there will be no posts from me for a whole week (I know, how will you cope?!),
WHEN it comes to jewellery, there’s nothing I love more than a great big pair of bobby dazzler earrings. In fact, just call me Pat Butcher. Seriously. I would take that as a huge compliment. That woman knew her earrings. I’ve lost count of the amount of pairs that hang in my jewellery cabinet but suffice to say dear readers, I own quite a few. Unfortunately though I’ve recently learnt
TO be truly ‘sassy’ you need to know who you are and what you’re all about. Because let’s face it, when we’re uncertain about what makes us truly tick, it’s hard for us to be at our best and realise our full potential! In part three of my ‘Get Sassy!’ series, the very lovely Rachael Hibberd from Instinctive Health provides some brilliant advice on how to get to know yourself
IF you’ve got a christening coming up and are stuck for present ideas, then fear not. Here are five lovely christening gifts, that will cost you less than £20 and are a little bit different to the norm. After all, there are only so many silver spoons and egg cups a child can have ;-) * Name a star Yes folks for the un-princely sum of £20, you can name
I CAME across this on Pinterest last week and love it so much, I thought I’d share it, in the hope that you will too! This is for all of you who may be feeling down in the ‘ol’ back to work Monday’ dumps today. Read and take note. Life is far too bloody amazing, to not be enjoyed fully. Source: damyhealth.com via Katie on Pinterest Till the next
AS a HUGE book fan (I will NEVER own a kindle) it’s perhaps no surprise to learn that I’m passionate about getting my little Elsie interested in books. Admittedly, she is very young still, however I’m already introducing her to all kinds of books from soft ones to squeaky ones, ‘baby’ ones to more grown up children’s ones. Two children’s books that have become firm favourites with Elsie (and myself)
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