Buying a house is a big step to make. It’s the time when you can exercise your true independence, with all the choices and decisions on your side, as well as have all the say in where your money goes. And because of that, it’s something a lot of people look forward to in their life! We can’t blame hordes of young couples and burgeoning families for having huge house plans, right down to the …
Monthly Archives: May 2018
Easy Home Improvements That Can Make Your Life Better
We all want to live in a nice home, which is why we spend so much time decorating and updating them. Some jobs take forever and do not really make a big difference to how comfortable we are. While, others, like the ones I am going to talk about below, really do make our life easier and more comfortable. Install a heated towel rail Heated towel rails, like this, are great. They look good, will …
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4 Clever Things to Do at Home Before a Holiday
With the holiday season right around the corner, it’s a good time to be smart and start preparing. We’re not just talking about packing all those chargers and remembering to turn off the coffee machine, although you certainly should keep this in mind too – it is, in fact, a lot you can do at home to make your holiday just a little bit better. Image link: Pexels Here is a handy guide to the …
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Win a Copy of Jumanji on DVD
Husband and I are huge fans of the original version of Jumanji, so we have to admit to having been sceptical when the remake was announced. However, once we saw it (and also realised that it had The Rock in it, who be both kinda love…) we realised that it was actually an excellent film and was a really well-made update to a classic. We both love Robin Williams and are probably a bit over-protective …
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Improving Your Home’s Kerb Appeal
Most people agree that when they’re viewing houses, they make their mind up within a few seconds of seeing it from the outside. This means that it doesn’t matter if your house is a palace on the inside, if it lacks kerb appeal, you won’t get the sale. There are lots of things you can do to improve your house’s kerb appeal, and these are five of them: Update Your Exterior It’s a well-known fact …
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How To Build A Healthy Family – Follow These 6 Steps
Photo credit https://unsplash.com/@everythingcaptured If you were able to time-travel and you asked someone who lived in 1900, what their main priority in life is; they would probably say “Having a healthy family.” If you asked someone in 1940, 1960, or 2010 the same question, you would probably get the same answer. Having a healthy family has always been a top priority. But, today’s family is nothing like the family in 1900 or 1950. We, as …
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6 Must-Visit Chocolatiers For The Traveling Sweet Tooth
“Middlebury Chocolate with Andy Jackson” (CC BY 2.0) by Breville USA Engaging in the cultural delights of the countries you visit on your travels defines the adventure. But everybody does the obvious ones – from visiting iconic historical buildings and grand natural landmarks to experiencing local cuisine and once-in-a-lifetime leisure activities. But there’s one thing that binds us all and that’s a love of chocolate. And through this much-loved confectionary, the sweet-toothed traveler can bring a new dimension …
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Greece – The Ideal Destination for Families and Couples
Before Husband and I met and had a family, we both did a little bit of travelling, mine more Europe focused, his in both Europe at the US, but we always wanted to travel farther and wider as a couple and later as a family. Obviously we were lucky enough to get married in the Maldives and have always said that we’d find it hard to top that experience, but we’ve been doing a lot …
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Why I Started Vaping After Years of Not Smoking
I had my first cigarette when I was waaaay too young to become a smoker, but it was the mid-Nineties and still in the era when smoking was cool. Obviously my Mum found out and slapped me all the way the the stairs to my room, but ultimately it didn’t stop me and I smoked all the way through my teen years, into my early twenties. Then, when I was 23, I woke up one …
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Sexuality
I’ve written before about how Husband and I have a “no B.S.” policy with the girls and how we try to answer questions as honestly as possible, without patronising them or flinching away from difficult subjects. One of the things I’ve always been passionate about is teaching the kids to be both honest about themselves and non-judgemental about other people, and one of the things this covers is sexuality. I’ve never written about it before, …
