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Big City Living at Home*
I’m not sure how many days you’re into your social distancing/isolating but we’re only on day 4 and things already feel hard. I’m fighting the urge to nap all the time because it feels like the fastest way to pass time! Of course being at home alone with an 8 year old means it’s not the most practical thing to be doing. Thankfully during the week we have home schooling to keep us busy or I’m sure I’d find all the days merging into one. The new norm of social distancing has probably come as a bit of a shock for people. Especially extroverts with busy social lives. For them…
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What To Do in the Case of a Personal Injury*
Throughout life you might find yourself in a position where you’ve been a victim of a personal injury. A personal injury is the legal term for an injury to the body, mind or emotions of a person caused by someone else. An injury where no one was at fault is deemed an accident rather than a personal injury. Personal injuries account for a large proportion of insurance claims but sometimes the victim may even sue. So what should you do in the case of a personal injury? Credit Get Advice Before you proceed with anything, get some advice. Claims Helpline is a great place to start they’ll help you decide…
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The Benefits of the Duke of Edinburgh Award*
Anyone remember that Inbetween’s episode about the Duke of Edinburgh Award? I do vividly because I remember laughing out loud as it brought back memories of my own DoEA experience. I only ever did the bronze but it was an achievement in itself for this flute playing drama geek! But it was a lot of fun! I remember doing a residence trip in the Lake District and learning to canoe! Credit If your child is interested in doing the Duke of Edinburgh Award, it’s worth exploring the pros and cons to help you decide if it’s a good option for them. There are many benefits for students taking part in…
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Can I Get the Stained Glass Look in My Home?*
Stained glass windows are beautiful and underrated because they’re typically only associated with churches. Granted, churches featured the first stained glass windows, because they were used to illustrate bible stories to people who couldn’t read. However, in recent years, interior designers have been feeling inspired to bring stained glass to our homes to suit modern tastes, as well as traditional. It has many practical benefits, including the fact that it can conceal an ugly view or improve privacy, whilst allowing light to flow into your home in colourful waves. Many people are having stained glass incorporated into panels in their front door. However, stained glass windows will work just as…
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How to Pick Jewellery That Looks Good on You and Reflects Your Personality*
Your jewellery and other accessories say a lot about who you are and what type of personality you have. Selecting the right look for your style can be difficult, especially since there are so many options to choose from. From simple to sophisticated, this link can help you make an informed decision on which piece of jewellery is right for every look and mood you would like to project. Let’s discuss how to pick jewellery that looks good on you and reflects your personality. Credit Your Wardrobe You don’t always have to match your jewellery to your clothing, but they should not be wildly different. You can mix and match…
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3 Ways Dating at 50 Differs to Dating In Your 20s*
Dating at any age can feel like a daunting experience. The idea of getting to know someone and letting them know every part of you can be terrifying especially after a bad break up, but imagine trying to do that at the age of 50. In some ways, dating at 50 is more freeing than at 20. When I was in my early 20s I was desperate to find someone to create a h0me with, to have a family with and spend the rest of my life with. As i’ve gotten older, I don’t feel it’s as important. I have a home, I have a kid, I have a job.…
