Autumn is such a lovely season for family adventures. Crisp leaves, cosy jumpers, and plenty of free or low-cost things to do — perfect if you’re watching the pennies. Here's a few ideas of things we've done over the years to have fun in the Autumn. Most of them are free but even the ones that do cost, won't set you back more than £10 for the day if you're organised. 1. Leaf Collecting & Nature Walk 🍁 Head to a local park or woodland and challenge the kids to collect the biggest, brightest, or crunchiest leaves. Bring them home for crafts like leaf rubbings or an … [Read more...]
Simple Living and Mindful Habits: The Best Books to Help You Slow Down….
Life can feel non-stop sometimes, can’t it? Screens pinging all day, weekends filling up before they’ve even started… no wonder so many of us feel frazzled. The little routines we build each day can either keep things steady or tip us completely off balance. That’s why more and more of us are picking up books about simple living and mindful habits — to find small ways to reset, enjoy calmer mornings, and make more space for family, friends, and the things that really matter. I shared a book with you the other day that I really enjoyed about habits and that started me down a rabbit … [Read more...]
How to plan a London wedding on a budget….
Planning a wedding in London can feel overwhelming when you start looking at the price tags. The good news is that it doesn’t have to cost a fortune. With a bit of flexibility and some creative thinking, it’s perfectly possible to have a day that feels every bit as special as you dreamed – without leaving you in debt afterwards.Be smart about timing The biggest savings often come from carefully choosing when you get married. Saturdays in summer are the most popular (and expensive), but shifting your date to a weekday or an off-peak season can make a huge difference. Winter weddings … [Read more...]
Five Holidays You Never Thought You Could Afford….
Over the years, I've been really lucky to have travelled to some great places - many of which you would think would have been out of budget but with careful planning I've made it work!We're away next week on holiday to Iceland which many people tell me is on their bucket list but they've not done it as they think it's too expensive but honestly, it's not cost us anywhere near what you would think and we've really planned to make sure it's affordable when we're there. Our trip next week just proves my theory that many dream trips are more affordable than people realise - … [Read more...]
Budget-Friendly Office Chairs That Don’t Skimp on Comfort….
Spending hours at a desk can feel like a full-body workout, especially if your chair isn't up to the task. An uncomfortable office chair can lead to back pain, neck strain, and a serious dip in your productivity. But finding a good one shouldn't mean you have to raid your savings. Many of us, from freelancers and students to parents juggling work from home, are on the lookout for a deal.The good news is that you don't need a four-figure budget to find a desk chair that supports your back and your bank balance. It’s entirely possible to find quality, comfortable seating that keeps you … [Read more...]
How I use ChatGPT to make my life easier (and better)….
I know I'm super late to the party here but I've just discovered ChatGPT and it's helping me out in ways I didn't even think I needed help with. For those of you who haven't used ChatGPT before, all I did was install the ChatGPT app on my phone and I was ready to go, although at that point, I had no clue just how much I would use it. I thought some of you might find it interesting to see some of the things I've used it for in the last couple of weeks... Design Inspiration The house we're hoping to buy has gorgeous sash windows but they are painted in a very … [Read more...]
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