London is often called a green city, because although it's very densely populated and built up, it's also got some truly lovely large parks and gardens. One of the smaller gardens is in Chelsea, and contains the second oldest botanical garden in the UK. Chelsea Physick Garden was established in 1673, and remains to this …
Continue reading A Walk In The Park: London’s Chelsea Physick Garden
I've been a bit quiet over the last week or ten days, and today I'm finally getting a quiet moment to stop and get a little writing done. The reason that I've been to distracted is that I've had a bit of a life change: that is to say, we got ourselves a kitten. As …
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As the season is finally turning, and the days are getting longer, it's time to pull out the print dresses and put away the chunky, thicker knits. But it's also a great time to do a proper Spring Clean and sort out your wardrobe or other clutter. I put together my top tips for getting …
Continue reading Hit Refresh: Discover Top 10 Tips For Your Spring Clean Out
Are you a goal setter or do you just take life as it comes? Each year in December or January, I set my goals for the year, and I actually really have fun doing it. If you could do anything in the next year, without any barriers, what would it be? And how would you …
This week I've mostly been curled up in a ball, getting very little done, hence my regular Friday post being missing. I'm sick. Whether it's the change of seasons or something else, being sick doesn't have to be a total downer, and I got to thinking of the five things I did enjoy this week, …
Continue reading The Top 5 Things About Being Sick… A Positive Spin.
Every now and then people will wrinkle an eye brow at me and ask about my accent. They usually guess Canadian, but I'm Australian. It's almost always followed up with questions about why I'm crazy enough to have moved from paradise to London... A week or two ago I wrote a bit about how I …
Continue reading My life as a writer and blogger…and why I hate the phrase “you’re so lucky”.
Ever since I was a little girl I've loved when the post came in. Back home, I used to run to the gate when the postman or postwoman came past with her red bag. I was a lucky kid because my Dad, who lived about 12 hours away, would pretty regularly send my brother and …
Continue reading This Weeks Mood and The Lost Art Of Letter Writing
