Scratching my itchy feet
Having lived in our current home for 13 years, I realised it was the longest I had lived at the same address – ever.
Getting organised
Bullet Journal in the world of Special Needs
I wanted to share with you how I use the Bullet Journal method to keep on top of the Special Needs Minefield.
Pinteresting: Verb – to Pinterest your home and life
There are rumours that Pinterest was in fact created by a man who wanted his wife to lose weight, get fit, decorate the home, cook amazing meals and still manage to look amazing and up to date at the same time.
How I plan for the week ahead
When life happens, and things get put on hold, the last thing I want is the added stress of knowing that I will have to play catch up the following week/month.
Finding my creative mojo
Having something I created, something you cannot buy in a shop, has given me a real sense of pride. My creative mojo was starting to fly.
Setting Up my Bullet Journal for February
I am a big list writer – hence my love of the BuJo. So I wanted to share my lists with you of what has and hasn’t worked in my BuJo set up and what hasn’t.
Lists, Bullet Journal and Autism
However, this week, we realised how much impact my love of lists has had on my son.
Achieve your goals this year in six simple steps
If you have a goal in your head, this is just a wish or a desire. A wish does not give you the motivation to get up and do. Believe me, I have so many wishes. I wish I was slimmer, I wish I was fitter, I wish my garden looked like an advert for Home and Garden and not Beginners Guide to Gardening, etc.
Miracle Morning or Major Mayhem
I have recently discovered yet another dippy hippy activity – my husband’s words, not mine. I am talking about Hal Elrod’s Miracle Morning.
Planning for Positivity #1
I am going to plan to be positive. I will set myself some small goals each week or month to help me stay positive and, most importantly, I will do all I can to achieve them.