Hiyah Friends, and welcome back to my monthly goals post. Now, besides being nosy, I find goal posts inspirational to read and even write. They can help maintain and channel focus, especially when we are living and experiencing something like a worldwide pandemic. Whilst it would have been easy to leave my goal posts behind
Christmas has been and gone on what can only be described as the most surreal year to date. And I don’t know about you, but I am excited to look onto a new year and hopefully a brighter time for us all. But before I bid farewell to this wretched year, I want to look
People now call me mum, to Rhodie, which has been rather bizarre but also warming. Because in these last 7 weeks, I seem to have gained a ‘mothering instinct’ when it comes to this little pup. Whether it be clearing the latest inside accident, nabbing stones from his mouth or playing with the water bowl
That’s it, we, the UK, are in another national lock-down. 4 Weeks of essential travel and shopping only, and no visits to family or friends. It’s a scary time so it’s completely understandable to be overwhelmed, worried, scared, anxious. And everything in between of course. I myself am taking a different approach to this next
Well, well, well, November here you are! It seems a bi-monthly goal post is much easier to pen together. With a lack of activity and not much change through the month of October, I really struggled to see the positives and have something to focus on. Much rather, I sought the, keep your head down
I have always wanted a dog for my own. Having a family dog came quiet late for me and pets were usually hamsters and rabbits. Our cheeky Cocker Spaniel, Chester, came bouncing into our home during my second year of Uni. And as much as I was away, I still fell in love with him
I really didn’t think I would be writing this, but honestly, we sold our 2 bed apartment, during a pandemic, in 3 days! And to say I went into a huge meltdown is understatement. Those eagle eyed followers will see some of my content will allude to something happening in the property department. And well,
7 months. That’s how many months I have been working from home. 4 months is how many I have left, all being well of course. My completely digital day job has been moved home for the rest of 2020 and whilst I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work throughout the pandemic, it can
To say the last couple of months have been hard, would be an understatement. Loss, stress, excitement, new beginnings. It seems like we’ve had it all in the last 3 months. I had wanted to keep it on the down low, at least until the legal paper work had been finalized, but we managed to
Devastating news for me last week – my company will not re-open offices until all worldwide offices are safe to do so. And with one in the heart of NYC, and Donald Trump at the helm, walking back into a office, for me, looks like something set for 2021! *Gulp* I know, I shouldn’t complain.
Simple life pleasures come in all shapes and sizes. And they have never been more important than today. In a world where nothing seems clear, remember to keep in touch with those small and significant things that bring happiness into your every day. Even when staying at home, working from home, and social distancing from
I have read some lock-down diaries from fellow brits, and even those from further afield and surprisingly I LOVE THEM. They form a sense of unity and honestly who doesn’t like being nosy as to what others get up to, especially when we are all in the same boat. I wanted to start my own
I don’t think I need to explain what Corona is and how its effecting everyone on different levels. Whether you are working from home or on the ‘front-line’, day to day life has certainly changed for the foreseeable and it can be a lil scary. Many of us, myself included, are experiencing anxiety when it
In a bid to read as much as possible in 2020, and realising my head really pounds if I spend precious minutes on my phone or watching telly before bed, I’ve started a lil round up almost, of the first 8 books I’ve managed in 2020. I think it’s so important to read. It broadens
20/03/2020
Lifestyle
Working from home during the Corona outbreak : How to cope and look after your mental health
I don’t know about you, but the idea of working from home always seemed really rather appealing to me. I travel at least an hour to work, so I could save money and time from staying at home, and well, there’s a tv, sofa and my own personal supply of chocolate. And yet, like so
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