I’ve found that during the whole Coronavirus pandemic and the multiple lockdowns, I’ve felt sadness for pretty much everyone. The elderly stuck in care homes, people that are pregnant or have just given birth and in desperate need of support, school children trying to learn from home, people with mental …
Well, that’s 365 days that I couldn’t have predicted! Never has so much happened to so many that resulted in them doing so little! I wanted to write a little post about my 2020 thoughts – I know it’s a bit cliche at the moment, but I’m jumping on that …
Recently when we were on a walk around the block, we started talking to Grayson about all the things we wanted to do once lockdown was over and done with. I thought it would make a really nice blogpost, it’s also worth saying that the first thing we want to …
Before we begin – let me clear one thing up. I am ALL FOR vaccinations – so if you’ve stumbled across this looking for an anti-vaccine argument, you’ve really come to the wrong place, and I won’t be joining in. Get your kids (and yourself) vaccinated, please, and thanks 🙂 …
If you follow us over on Instagram then you’ll have seen a post I put up about the fact the UK are now officially in lockdown for a further 3 weeks. I think the majority of us had the same feeling of “3 more weeks of this?!!?! shit” which has …
I know I’ve written about working from home before, with some tips on how to make it work – but I thought I’d re-visit that post in light of the recent Coronavirus advice for people to stay at home if they can. With the rise of people self isolating and …
First things first. I’m not a doctor – I’m not medically trained in any way. What I do posses, though, is a fair amount (ish) of common sense, and the ability to digest facts and data and make fairly good decisions based on that. So with that in mind, here’s …