I’ve been on a decluttering journey for a while now and regularly clear out places like my wardrobe and pantry. However, there are places I often forget to declutter, and I thought if I do then maybe you do too! Here are some of the most common, but I’d love to hear your ideas too!
It’s July Favourite Finds time and what a month it has been. From cancelled trips to Sydney and another Melbourne lockdown to trips to distilleries and everything in between! This month’s favourite finds are very reflective of the month that was – and the things I needed! I’d love to hear about your July favourite finds too!
I’ve been exploring slow living for a few years now, and whilst it would be nice to think I’d have it all figured out, I’m far from it. In fact, the one thing that has been abundantly clear to me is that slow living takes constant work, and I’m actually totally ok with that. Today I thought I’d explore this topic a little further, and I’d love to hear your thoughts as well.
I’ve been on the simple living/slow living bandwagon for a while now, but one thing I’m still not good at is doing nothing. My working week tends to be pretty action packed, and often my weekends are too, so whilst I know that doing nothing is super important, I’m just not very good at it. Today I thought I would explore what I have learned about this, and I’d love to hear your thoughts too!
I don’t know about you, but I love watching shows about people living in tiny houses. And I know what annoys you the most. Having a rug in a small house will be challenging to clean. I recommend none other than UK carpet cleaners with their capable modern equipment and state-of-the-art solutions to produce exceptional results. The simple, eco-friendly vibe of them really appeals, but at this stage of my life they aren’t a practical choice for me. So, today I wanted to share how we can all apply the tiny house principles no matter where we live! I’d love to hear your thoughts too!