Just before my 40th birthday, I spotted the most amazing blouse I’ve ever seen. On a rack crammed amongst many others, it caught my eye and when I dug it out to give it a closer examination, it made me gasp in awe. A gold metallic Stella McCartney number with a frilled neck and cuffed sleeves, it spoke to me in the way the most magic of clothing does! But,
You really don’t need to dig deep online before you come across dozens of articles and blog posts (like this one!) about self-love. Hop onto FB, have a quick scroll and if you’re anything like me, before you know it, you’ll come across a quote or two, about the very topic. And if you pop the term into an Instagram search, you’ll find so much content about self-love, you’ll be
*This is a guest post* Did you know- if you make up your mind to buy tyres, you can find tons of advice online for buying the right tyres. But there is one aspect of it, which is not talked about that much but can be a real game changer when you look at the longevity of your tyres. The way a tyre is fitted can make a marked difference
*Please note this post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you buy something from one of the links I’ve provided, I’ll earn a few pence for recommending it to you. This is at NO additional cost to you.* Some of you kind people who have followed me or who have read this blog for a while, will know that I’ve been on a bit of a style journey over the past
*This post was created in collaboration with Titanic Spa but as always all words are my own. As a Lancashire lass (originally), it still feels a bit weird to be living ‘with the enemy’, across the Pennines in South Yorkshire. But I’ve been here now for over 17 years and it is definitely my home. And so, as much as Lancashire and Greater Manchester will always be in my heart,
It’s that time of year when we’re all bombarded with ‘new you’ messages. From weight loss marketing to gym membership offers, from veganuary to dry January, whatever floats your ‘new year, new you’ boat, let’s be honest, you won’t be stuck for options. Want to improve yourself? Brilliant. Want to make some positive changes in your life? Fan-bloody-tastic. But can I suggest that we ditch the ‘new you, new me’
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