Don’t write on my Facebook wall, don’t send flowers or talk about me, don’t come to my funeral if you didn’t take social distancing seriously. Don’t do so if you ever doubted I was vulnerable, don’t do so if you continue to support brands who use IV poles and face masks as accessories in their … Continue reading If I die from COVID-19:
(AD) The books I read April – June (2019)
*this post contains affiliate links and books gifted to me* Not so different: What you really want to ask about having a disability by Shane Burcaw -I ’ve followed Shane for quite some time now and this is an awesome way to introduce disability to a child - although I think most people could get … Continue reading (AD) The books I read April – June (2019)
Where have I been?
You may or may not have noticed that I haven't been around much since May. In all honesty, there's no majorly big reading just that life hasn't been the kindest or easiest. I also only have a few things to update on but I thought now I'm coming back to blogging it would be best … Continue reading Where have I been?
Face Mask Friday – Simple brightening masks
Credit to: Chloe for coming up with Face Mask Friday and all the good posts she makes! Simple have introduced a lot of new masks lately so I thought I'd try some of them out! I decided to begin with the 'radiance boosting sheet mask'. As always Simple promises to have 0% artificial perfume, … Continue reading Face Mask Friday – Simple brightening masks
The Reading Rush 2019 TBR
The Reading Rush (previously BooktubeAthon) is a book event across social media coming up next week - 22nd to 28th July. The idea is that everyone reads as much as they possibly can, from pages to a book a day! There are challenges involved such as reading a book with a purple cover & joining … Continue reading The Reading Rush 2019 TBR
The books I read January – March (2019)
*this post includes affiliate links* Christmas Stories by Noel Streatfeild - Beautiful. Streatfeild was my favourite author as a child having written Ballet Shoes and I adored all these short stories just as much. Highly recommend it! No Dragons for Tea by Jean Pendziwol - A book from childhood - we all need to … Continue reading The books I read January – March (2019)
60 book TBR (includes Gifted products)
*Affiliate links & gifted products included in this post* I haven't been a fan of TBR's lately but with over 600 books owned and to be read I decided to plan my next 50 - my one allowance is any ARC's I have or if I finish all the audiobooks I can pick another one! … Continue reading 60 book TBR (includes Gifted products)
Another life update
Well, oops! I have sort of been neglecting this all, haven't I? It certainly hasn't been intentional and gosh am I excited to be back but sometimes life just gets in the way and we totally forget the things we love... this isn't just me is it? Well anyway, here's a life update and then … Continue reading Another life update
100 out of 100
(I posted this over on Instagram a while back but I wanted to share it here too) “100 out of 100 relationships that involve caregiving fail” - Dr Phil So let’s just get personal. Erin's been here for 4 days and in that time he’s had to shower me after watching me piss myself … Continue reading 100 out of 100
From August to Now
It’s 5am and I can’t sleep and I realised I hadn’t really done a personal update in a while so I thought I’d start doing that. I’m pretty sure my last update was in August so it’s been a good few months and they’ve been pretty huge so grab a cup of tea, maybe a … Continue reading From August to Now
