I think it’s safe to say pretty much every aspect of life as we know it has been impacted by Covid-19 to one degree or another, and it is hard to imagine any sector coming through the other side completely unscathed. Of course, our primary focus has been on our unbelievable key workers: from the
I managed to crack this out by the skin of my teeth. I know we’re almost in June but I hope I can still inspire you with some of my favs from this month. So, what have I been reading this month? For the last week I’ve been dragging my heels with my current read,
My 36th birthday was celebrated in lockdown on Sunday 17th May 2020. Instead of going for a bottomless brunch with the girls in Cardiff, followed by copious cocktails, it was spent all on my own. Want to know how I pushed the boat out? What to do on a birthday in lockdown? I
I don’t know about you but I am a huge fan of documentaries & now we all have a little more time on our hands its the perfect time to add a few to your watched list. There’s so much choice out there but I can’t bombard you with them all so on that note
To say I’ve been burning the candle at both ends would be an understatement. I did think lockdown would be a time for taking a step back and easing off the accelerator slightly, but as my overheating laptop will attest, that really has not been the case at all. As the days have all but
As we enter week five of lockdown, many of us have finally found the time to tackle the pile of must-reads collecting dust on our bedside tables. However, if you’re like me it can seem overwhelming where to start and you feel like you need a few easy-going reads under your belt to get yourself
Monday: Money Diaries I kick start the week with the Money Diaries podcast to refocus myself on work and shift my mental space back to professional matters as opposed to the (often pink gin fuelled) shenanigans that went down over the weekend. In each episode a listener – or ‘diarist’ as they’re called in line
So I’ve been busy this month. Busy doing a lot of reading and not much else, but that’s okay, because it means I get to share my findings with you guys. I stumbled upon this first author mentioned by accident, and the first book of hers I read was so fantastically tragic and twisty that
Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant-past, print magazines were thriving in the media industry and were the be-all and end-all of everything current in the world. When I was about 12, I used to read Sneak obsessively, it was the pinnacle of print media for me and social media wasn’t a major phenomenon like
Whether you’re an avid bookworm or someone who casts a longing glance at their book shelf without picking up so much as a novella from month to month, we’d all like to read just that little bit more. As someone who went from not reading a single book for pleasure for nine years, to now
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I think it’s safe to say pretty much every aspect of life as we know it has been impacted by Covid-19 to one degree or another, and it is hard to imagine any sector coming through the other side completely unscathed. Of course, our primary focus has been on our unbelievable key workers: from the astonishing NHS staff and care…
I managed to crack this out by the skin of my teeth. I know we’re almost in June but I hope I can still inspire you with some of my favs from this month. So, what have I been reading this month? For the last week I’ve been dragging my heels with my current read, a Tess Gerritson book, but…
My 36th birthday was celebrated in lockdown on Sunday 17th May 2020. Instead of going for a bottomless brunch with the girls in Cardiff, followed by copious cocktails, it was spent all on my own. Want to know how I pushed the boat out? What to do on a birthday in lockdown? I live with my partner Michael,…
I don't know about you but I am a huge fan of documentaries & now we all have a little more time on our hands its the perfect time to add a few to your watched list. There's so much choice out there but I can't bombard you with them all so on that note here's 8 documentary recommendations to…
To say I’ve been burning the candle at both ends would be an understatement. I did think lockdown would be a time for taking a step back and easing off the accelerator slightly, but as my overheating laptop will attest, that really has not been the case at all. As the days have all but morphed into one continual time…
As we enter week five of lockdown, many of us have finally found the time to tackle the pile of must-reads collecting dust on our bedside tables. However, if you’re like me it can seem overwhelming where to start and you feel like you need a few easy-going reads under your belt to get yourself back into your usual reading…
Monday: Money Diaries I kick start the week with the Money Diaries podcast to refocus myself on work and shift my mental space back to professional matters as opposed to the (often pink gin fuelled) shenanigans that went down over the weekend. In each episode a listener – or ‘diarist’ as they’re called in line with the brand – submits…
So I’ve been busy this month. Busy doing a lot of reading and not much else, but that’s okay, because it means I get to share my findings with you guys. I stumbled upon this first author mentioned by accident, and the first book of hers I read was so fantastically tragic and twisty that it made me download a…
Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant-past, print magazines were thriving in the media industry and were the be-all and end-all of everything current in the world. When I was about 12, I used to read Sneak obsessively, it was the pinnacle of print media for me and social media wasn't a major phenomenon like it is today. I found…
Whether you’re an avid bookworm or someone who casts a longing glance at their book shelf without picking up so much as a novella from month to month, we’d all like to read just that little bit more. As someone who went from not reading a single book for pleasure for nine years, to now flying through three or four…