In the run up to Christmas, it’s very easy to get caught up in the flurry of spending money. I’m not going to start banging on about the true spirit of Christmas, but with all the mania of gift shopping and food shopping and clothes shopping and everything-else shopping, time is taken away from doing other …
Back at school, in my Year 5 I.T. lessons, I remember the first rule we were taught about being safe on the internet: don’t talk to strangers online! That was almost twenty years ago, when we all referred to it as the World Wide Web, the dial-up tone was the most aggravating sound imaginable and …
New Year’s resolutions are all well and good, until February rolls around and you realise you haven’t stuck to it past the first week of January. I love all the positivity in the air at the start of the year, but what goes up must come down, and I think the reason most resolutions don’t …
You know, for a hobby, blogging can sometimes feel like a full time job. If writing posts and taking photos and editing them to perfection wasn’t enough, there’s Twitter and Instagram and Facebook and Pinterest and and Snapchat and goodness know what else to keep up with by the time I’ve published this. Having a …
Coming into 2018 is coming into my third year of blogging seriously — as seriously as I get, anyway. I’ve always been a writer and I’m more than a little obsessed with social media, so it only makes logical sense for me to bring this hobby with me into the new year. But as with …
With Christmas done and dusted, the new year is just around the corner. After days of curling up on the sofa, bingeing on food and feel-good movies and surrounded by Quality Streets wrappers, I’m feeling rather pensive. I’m absolutely loving the wave of posts about what other people have accomplished this year; my blogging friends …
