Shopping around for car insurance means finding the right balance of cover and affordability. Those that have more than one car in the household can make use of multi car insurance to save money, but it’s important to understand the concept of multi car insurance to ensure that it’s the right for you? What Is Multi Car Insurance? Multi car…
This is a collaborative post. People are always looking for new ways to be frugal, and one way that many look to cut costs is to become skilled at performing repairs and other home tasks on their own. Simply put, if you can plug a leak or paint a wall instead of getting an expert to do it for you,…
This is a collaborative post. ‘Curb appeal’ is increasingly becoming an important aspect of a property’s overall value. Over the last decade works to improve the exterior of your home have become much simpler and far more cost-effective. Due to the awareness of climate change and the need to improve our carbon footprint, new green and eco-friendly products are becoming…
After Christmas Sam and I decided that we would try a ‘No Spend’ year. Yep – not spending anything for the entire of 2020. However there have to be some rules to follow, and exceptions to be made – because of course we need to eat! So here is how we think it will work: No Unnecessary Spending Unnecessary…
Article written by Lucy Hughes. Source: Unsplash Whether you’ve always dreamed about living in a vintage cottage in the countryside, you’ve bought an aging house out of necessity or practicality, or you love period design, there are a few crucial factors to consider before buying an older property. Be Prepared In particular, very old properties have conditions placed upon them…
Chilled in a Field really does live up to its name. Chilled in a Field is a small family friendly festival that takes place in the grounds of Bentley estate in East Sussex, not far from Lewes. Here are ten reasons to spend a weekend the Chilled in a Field Festival, though of course there are so many more! You can…
If there is a bucket list of countries you have hidden away in your phone or in a diary, Germany has to be one of the countries on the list. As it stands, Germany is best known for the history of World War II, the Berlin Wall, and the delicious Bratwurst and beer you can sample while you visit. It’s…
Well, the end of the year is upon and it’s time for my last monthly roundup of the year! I actually managed to post all 12, one for each month of the year! This past month has absolutely shot by but the last week or so has been a blur of food, toys, puzzles and a lot of reading! Read…
It’s definitely winter, the temp has dropped and we had our first frost recently too. It’s definitely time for a winter wardrobe update and I’ll be needing lots of layers in New York when we visit in a few weeks too! Lily Lulu has so much to choose from, with a great selection of jumpers and coats too. You will…
Collaborative post. If you’re looking to add some timeless style to your interior design approach in your home, it makes sense to take inspiration from the mid 20th century’s greatest moments. The modernist interior design styles that were so prevalent during this period of history remain appealing to so many people and it’s definitely not hard to see why. By…
The post features an item sent for review, all words opinions and photos are my own. Links with a * are affiliate links. Meet Novie – a pint sized robot with a happy face that will entertain the whole family, and now Arlo’s favourite toy. STEM toys are becoming more and more popular and they’re great for encouraging kids to…