Here’s to the instigators who make shit happen
This post is for the plan instigators, the conversation starters, the catch up makers, the ‘mums of the group’, the people who make shit happen. I see all that you’re doing and I want you to know that it is … Continue reading Here’s to the instigators who make shit happen
Hunting down Edinburgh’s little free libraries
Little Free Libraries are basically these wee public bookshelves where you can exchange books with people in your community. The etiquette is to put a book in before you take one away so that there remains something for the next … Continue reading Hunting down Edinburgh’s little free libraries
Why hearing Taylor Swift’s Fearless again affected me so much
Never was I a bigger Swiftie than when I was 10 years old and Fearless came out for the first time. Listening to it again now with the re-release was quite the nostalgic journey for me – it actually made … Continue reading Why hearing Taylor Swift’s Fearless again affected me so much
Home cooking made easier with Sorted’s Meal Packs app
There’s not many things to bring excitement and variation into life these days, what with lockdown, but the one thing I do enjoy is spending time in the kitchen trying to make new things. I will admit, though, that after … Continue reading Home cooking made easier with Sorted’s Meal Packs app
Weight training without the gym?! | nobs home guide 1.0
As lockdown life rolls on, I know that it’s essential for me to try and move my body every day if possible. If only to shake up my endorphins so I feel alive once in a while and to stop … Continue reading Weight training without the gym?! | nobs home guide 1.0
5 spots to visit in South Aberdeenshire | Roadtripping Scotland
We’re back in lockdown so naturally I’m feeling a little cooped up and dreaming of getting back out into the world one day. Ideally I’d like to travel somewhere else in the world (especially somewhere that’s warm) but, still, what … Continue reading 5 spots to visit in South Aberdeenshire | Roadtripping Scotland
2020: the year of pause
Ahhh 2020, what a ridiculous year. It’s been very different from usual life (obviously) but the best thing I think it presented was a really valuable opportunity to pause and reconsider a lot of things. The biggest realisation for me … Continue reading 2020: the year of pause
2020 in books – my top 10 favourites, recommendations and stats
Reading is one of my first loves and this year really gave me the time to reconnect with that love. With the busy-ness of my uni years, I fell out of the habit of reading for fun but with so … Continue reading 2020 in books – my top 10 favourites, recommendations and stats
My favourites from The Body Shop
The Body Shop is probably the only brand I have consistently loved since I was a child and is still my go-to now. I love their philosophy, origin and their attention to social issues – which is rare for a … Continue reading My favourites from The Body Shop
3 waterfalls in autumnal Pitlochry | Roadtripping Scotland
I can’t adequately put into words how much I love Autumn. The colours, the crisp air, the food, the magic of the leaves dancing in the wind and the absolute pleasure of making cosiness my number 1 priority. It is … Continue reading 3 waterfalls in autumnal Pitlochry | Roadtripping Scotland