This year has been a challenge in many ways for most of us; challenges few, if any, of us have experienced before. But we’re fast approaching Christmas – the festive season, season of goodwill and a time for families to get together. This Christmas will be different. How different we’re not quite ... read more
So, Your Dog Has a Sensitive Stomach? Here’s What You Can Do to Help Them
Owning a dog is a truly special gift to have in life. That bond you create with your dog is unlike any other bond. They love you, they are loyal to you, and they rely on you to keep them safe and healthy. While it would be great if every dog was free of health issues, and felt fabulous and full of ... read more
Christmas gift ideas that are super-green
Today I have a guest for you from Liesbeth Deddens, Climeworks. Given that our environment is in serious trouble many people will appreciate being given gifts that are super-green. So, where can you find wonderful gifts that your friends and family members will appreciate this ... read more
Guide to Buying Ethical Christmas Presents
Christmas is almost here and it’s about time you buy amazing presents for your loved ones. Who doesn’t like getting beautiful and extravagant presents, Right? This Christmas try getting something thoughtful and useful for your loved ones. Stop spending on other expensive gifts that has no ... read more
Choosing the Right Energy Solution for a Rural Home
A home in the country conjures up positive images for many people. Visions of idyllic homes, peace and quiet, plenty of space and a throwback to simpler times are just some of the reasons people make the move to country life. Many countryfolk wonder why people live in cities at all. Alongside the ... read more
That Jigsaw Feeling
Puzzles – absorbing, fun, challenging For many of us tackling a jigsaw puzzle evokes fond memories of childhood. Depending on how old we were, we might have been given a 100-piece, 200-piece or even 500-piece puzzle to work on. It was often a shared challenge with brothers or sisters with the ... read more
Tapestries As Wall Art
It all started with the Bayeaux Tapestry. Well, ok, it didn’t actually all start there, but the 230-foot-long tapestry that depicts events prior to, during and after the Norman invasion of England in 1066 is the most famous tapestry of all. Making a tapestry is traditionally a fairly involved ... read more
Mum Life: Toddler Tantrums and Broken Routines
Fierce, sassy and full of unending joy, our children are a lifeline to who we are as much as we are to them. That being said, life with a toddler is not always an easy ride. Arguing with a miniature version of yourself before the day has even begun is not usually a good omen. You may feel ... read more
