Feeling Fabulous Focus – March 2021
Last month, I wrote Weight Loss Wednesday, this month I’m not going to. February was a bleak month in terms of looking at my own wellbeing. By the middle of the month, I had sort...
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The Book Club: March 2021
Here we are, March already. When the third lockdown in Wales was announced just before Christmas, it seemed like spring was so far away… yet here we are. I’m feeling very ready for the warmer...
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Lockdown Watching: March
February seems to have been a very short month, thankfully, but the ongoing lockdown has meant that I’ve continued to binge-watch shows from multiple streaming services. What have I watched this month? Amazon NCIS Season...
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Book Club – The Hostage of Glenorchy by Kristin Gleeson
Three years ago, I read the Highland Ballad series. The fourth book was recently released, so I thought it was high time to reread the series. The first in the series, The Hostage of Glenorchy,...
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The Embezzler and the Bigamist
This is post 1 of 1 in the series “Davidson” The one thing every genealogist will tell you is that no family story is ever complete. If someone tells you they have researched their family...
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3 ways to hold space for yourself
With the busy-ness of modern life, it’s becoming increasingly easy to forget to look after one’s own wellbeing. You, like me, may find yourself becoming increasingly agitated by the lack of time, and space, for...
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Grand Designs: The Living Room
Since we moved into our new home last August, I’ve been mentally plotting and scheming about what I can do with the place. I love moving into a new house because they are essentially blank...
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The Cornish Connection
As a child, I regularly regaled my Mum with affirmations of visiting Cornwall. Even then I felt an affinity to the most Southern county of the UK. Each time, she rebuked these claims, maintaining that...
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The Book Club: Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
One of my January reads came about after I signed up to an online Guardian Book Club with George Saunders. I had not heard of George before signing up for it, but it was a...
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