Practical Tips for Transitioning to a Simpler Lifestyle
You have heard about the benefits of simple living and minimalism, and you would love to give it a try, you don’t know where to start? In today’s world, we are often inundated with a constant stream of information, responsibilities, and material possessions. Many people are feeling overwhelmed and exhausted by this lifestyle, and are […]
Slow Cooker Chicken and Vegetable Stew Recipe
Cozy up with this easy and hearty slow cooker chicken and vegetable stew recipe. This comforting stew is packed with protein and veggies. Simply add chicken, vegetables, and stock to the slow cooker and let it cook on low for 6-8 hours. This recipe is easy to customize with your favourite vegetables and herbs! Definitely […]
Asparagus Soup
Super green & healthy, incredibly delicious, and impressively simple. There is a lot to be said for this super smooth asparagus soup. This dish was a favourite of King Louis XIV and is traditionally known as a French dish. Serve with crusty bread for a delicious lunch or light dinner. Asparagus is a classic spring […]
The Art of Simple Living: How to Live a Fulfilling Life with Less
Are you feeling overwhelmed with the clutter and chaos in your life? If you’re tired of the constant hustle and bustle, it may be time to embrace the art of simple living. Simplifying your life can bring you greater happiness and fulfillment, and help you reduce stress levels.. Declutter your space One way to start […]
Life Lately
It’s been a long while since I’ve written and a whole lot has changed – some of our thrifty ways are habits and are still firmly in place, but some have lost their way over the last few years, and it’s definitely time to see if we can do a little better. A new house […]
10 things I refuse to spend money on!
When It comes to spending money, like everyone, I have my vices. I love photography so covert my camera and various lenses, and I am addicted to cheese and onion crisps. But there are certain things I refuse to spend a penny on, and here are 10 of them… 1. Pre-cut fruit and vegetables Because […]
A change of situation & finding myself
Somewhere over these last 12 months, I managed to completely lose myself. I’ve been really quiet in this space. What you can’t see is behind the scenes. All the unfinished posts, some just with titles and a few passionate sentences. Some with thousands of words or a jumble of paragraphs I couldn’t bring myself to […]
How to have an Eco-friendly Children in Need
It’s almost that time of year again when we all dress up, bake, and generally have fun to raise money for BBC’s Children in Need. It’s a brilliant cause, and one which we love supporting, yet it feels like its something that’s become more and more commercialised over the years. We are always looking for […]
Life On The Veg – Jumping Into #herbivaugust
If you would have asked me three years ago if I would have been thinking of giving up meat, even for a month, my answer would have been a firm ‘No’. Growing up with my grandparents my meals have always revolved around ‘meat and two veg’. I didn’t discover pasta, pizza or rice until I […]
Diy easter bonnets – for an eco-friendly Easter.
Every year, at each seasonal change I walk around the shops and I feel a mix of emotions. I absolutely love celebrating the different seasons and making them special for my children. At the same time, I feel physically sick when I see so much colourful plastic on the shelves, that will no doubt end […]