Furnishing a family home means balancing style, function, and budget—but when should you buy new versus secondhand? I'm a fan of secondhand because I like to fill my house with unusual pieces of furniture and that means just buying something when I see it. Remember this piece: I still have no idea what the actual use was for this piece of furniture but if I remember rightly it cost me a fiver from the local charity shop and it was a talking piece for years. There isn't a single solution for what's best. Understanding when to splurge and when to save with affordable … [Read more...]
Survey Red Flags: 8 Common Issues That Could Sink Your Property Deal….
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial steps you will ever take. It is exciting, but also risky, especially if a survey reveals something serious. Some issues might be simple fixes, but others can cause buyers to walk away Understanding the biggest red flags in a home survey gives you the power to protect your investment. Read on to find out which issues could stop your deal in its tracks. Why Survey Red Flags Matter Surveyors do more than note surface damage. They highlight issues that may affect a property's safety, lifespan, or market value. Some findings are so serious … [Read more...]
Adventure Activities for Thrill-Seekers in Morocco….
Morocco is renowned for its stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, rich history, and outdoor adventures. For thrill-seekers, this is the one place where they can indulge in new, unique experiences wherever they find themselves along the Moroccan coast. I've never been myself but it's on my bucket list. 😁 The country stands as one of Africa’s premier adventure sports destinations thanks to its expansive coastline measuring over 1,200 miles. And this is not forgetting its four mountain ranges and vast Sahara desert, all which make it a prime location for mountaineering, surfing, … [Read more...]
Cost-Effective Garage Ideas: Flooring and Storage That Maximise Space….
Your garage doesn’t need to just be a dumping ground for tools, paint tins, and random bits and bobs you’ve forgotten about. With a little effort (and not much money), it can become a tidy, organised, and functional space that you actually enjoy using! Whether you need a spot for your DIY tools, gardening gear, or even a mini workout space, it all starts with the right flooring and storage solutions. And luckily, sorting out your garage doesn’t have to break the bank. Here are some cost-effective ways to upgrade your garage flooring and garage storage, making the most of every square inch … [Read more...]
#OldSchoolMealPlanning – 5th May 2025
As part of my frugal reset, I've been sharing our weekly meal plans on here again and I'll be honest, I've really enjoyed the old school blog posts again along with the accountability that I get from sharing something with you all! How on earth is it May already? I read somewhere this week that there's only 32 Sundays until Christmas. 😁 This year is flying by and I feel like if I'm not careful then I'm going to blink and Summer will be here and gone! I feel like you can tell that I'm in 'make the most of Summer mode' looking at most of the meals I have planned … [Read more...]
How I plan my week on a Sunday….
Every Sunday, I spend a little bit of time planning the week ahead! I was diagnosed with diabetes last year and that means that some things need a bit more care and attention to make sure that everything goes smoothly and I've found that a little time on a Sunday helps me massively to make sure this happens. Here's a few of the things that I do on a Sunday.... Meal Planning Sunday morning is usually meal planning time so that we can do our weekly shop on the afternoon. I say usually because, if we have the kids, then we're likely to be out for a good proportion of the day … [Read more...]
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