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Tips on Improving Your Home Working Environment
YOU friendly| For years I thought my home office should be minimal, tidy and organised at all times in order for it to be a productive and inspiring space to work in (I’m on Pinterest too much). When in fact this is the one room in the house where I actually prefer it to be lived-in, it’s a home office…
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Wear: Trench Coats
We all know that spring in the UK comes with sunshine and showers so best be prepared, right? There’s no use in moaning about it when there are so many beautiful spring trench coats out there to be worn! The classic trench is the perfect transitional coat to accompany you from spring to autumn. It’s timeless, flattering for all shapes and…
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Good Vibes Only: The Arrival of Spring
I know the sunshine in the UK last week was fleeting but boy, wasn’t it a treat? Like snow, the heat slows me down and in this modern world of ours I feel like that can only be a good thing. Spring is here and I’m feeling all the good vibes: Roller Derby If it wasn’t for the sunshine I reckon…
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The Treat Yo’ Self Ten
I’ve mentioned before on the blog that the only time I feel OK about treating myself is on my birthday and at Christmas (spending well-received gifted pennies). The rest of the time, the house, gifts for others and holidays take priority. Last week however I got myself a wee pay rise. To mark the occasion of doing a good job,…
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Whistle-Stop: Hebden Bridge
I’ve lived in Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire (crowned Britain’s Best Small Market Town) for almost 10 years now, so it’s fair to say I know my way around its hills, shops and pubs. Nestled in the countryside, it’s a creative and passionate community and is a real inspiration to visitors, and all who live and work here. In this Whistle-Stop…
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10 Spring/Summer Home Updates
*Items gifted c/o Sainsbury’s Home and listed at bottom of post. There are two times of the year when I get extra giddy about home decor: in autumn, to make it nest-worthy in time for Christmas. Then spring; a time to declutter, organise and refresh. I love our home. It’s lived-in (a tad messy), cosy, filled with music, warmth, and…
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20 Ideas for Spring
1| Spring clean your outdoor space. Whether that be the garden, patio or your outdoor windowsill. Tidying it up and adding some colour (with plants, furniture or accessories) will make it more inviting for you to spend time in and enjoy. 2| Wake up your wardrobe with fresh and bold colours and prints. Try adding budget-friendly accessories instead of buying…
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Good Vibes Only: March
Full outfit details at bottom of the post Three months in. We’re THREE months into 2018. Don’t you think that’s crazy? I mean, I’m looking forward to spring as much as the next person but I need this year to hit the breaks already. I’ve not had a proper blog catch up since January so I thought I’d check in,…
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Positive Things To Do (with International Women’s Day in mind)
1| REFLECT, share and celebrate the cultural and political achievements made by extraordinary women throughout history. 2| Watch F Rated films The F-Rating is applied to films by cinemas and film festivals giving moviegoers an easily identifiable label so they can choose films that fairly represent women on screen and behind the camera. Highlighting these films sends a clear message…
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Gifts to Enjoy Outdoors
Spring is almost with us, and with every passing winter’s day I’m planning outdoor adventures for the brighter and lighter months ahead. This gift guide is for all you folks who dig fresh air, nature and days spent outside; featuring stylish goodies from body care and seasonal guides, to cute eyewear and handmade hip flasks. Here’s to making the most…
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Thoughts on Working Freelance
My 2018 resolutions this year came in the form of a happy list. My aim being, to do more of the things that make me happy (with a little help from our new Acer Linea Tablet*). On the list were simple things from listening to more podcasts and drinking good wine**, to broader goals like getting up earlier and being more…
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Why I Love The Outdoors
As someone who never used to be outdoorsy, it is surreal to me that I’m now the type of person who would prefer to be exploring the countryside than anywhere else. I’m very much a homebody too, and love pottering indoors, baking, reading and watching movies. But all of this I appreciate more having spent a chunk of my time…
