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Practical Home Décor Ideas For Music Buffs*
If you are a true music lover, it should show in your lifestyle. You will probably invest in an impressive collection, but there is much more you can do to replicate your taste in music. Why not decorate your living space with a musical theme? The vision seems like an excellent one, but you may run short of ideas when you get down to work. Thankfully, you can create a wonderful ambiance without hiring an interior designer or spending a fortune on expensive décor elements. Here are some practical décor ideas you can try. Showcase musical instruments The best way to give your space a melodic theme is by showcasing…
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5 Essential Products for Improving Your Home*
Any homeowner will tell you that home improvements can be a costly task. But with some imagination and a little know-how, they needn’t be! It’s easy to refresh your abode on a budget. With a little research, you’ll soon discover that there a multitude of ways to spruce up your surroundings without breaking the bank. Getting started can seem daunting, so here are just five handy products that you can use to improve your dwelling. Stair Runner Rug For most of us, our stairs are in the hallway. So when your visitors enter your house, it’ll be the first thing they see. Our staircases endure a lot, and over time,…
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Can You Be a Good Parent and Smoke Weed?*
Over the course of a single decade, it seems that marijuana has shifted from a dirty drug for hippies and burnouts to a substance as sophisticated and socially acceptable as alcohol. In most states, cannabis is legal to some degree — for medical patients or for recreational users — which means you are bound to encounter one or two parents who partake of the good green herb. Is that okay? Should you be worried about an epidemic of parent pot smokers? Or should you consider taking a hit yourself? There Is Nothing Inherently Immoral About Using Cannabis After more than a century of the American public internalizing the messages of…
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5 UK Snacks to Send Your Friends Abroad*
There is no denying that it’s been a long eighteen months, and for some people it’s been made even longer by the fact they have been unable to see friends and family due to travel restrictions. In fact, in some cases, it’s even on going. We haven’t seen our friends Stateside since October/November 2019, and the end isn’t in sight yet, in fact I have no idea when I’ll see them again. We’ve even given up talking about it because it always leads to heartbreak. I know I’m not alone in this, a lot of people can’t or don’t feel safe to travel and the hardest part is knowing you’re…
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The First 5 Things to Do When Moving into a New Home*
This year saw me 8 years in our home, it’s the longest thing i’ve ever spent in a house that wasn’t my parents and it feels weird! I was so used to moving every 1-2 years, every time a lease was up. I won’t lie though, I kinda enjoy moving house. Planning what each room will look at, collecting bits and pieces. It can be an exciting time if the stress doesn’t get to you! Today I have put together a list of the five of the first things you should do when moving into your new home! Have a read and see if you agree; Change the Locks! I…
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3 Types of UK Holidays You Should Take In the Next Year*
As I sit and write this, it’s cold and wet and I’ve got my hands wrapped around a warm cup of coffee for the first time in months (I’m an iced coffee sort of gal). My mind is set firmly on planning some getaways so I don’t have to spend every school holiday trying to make some fun for my kid, when the weather is so hit and miss. That’s the thing about holidays though, isn’t it? Even if the weather is rubbish, you’re always just happy to not be at home and you’ll make the best of it. When you’re at home, you just want to hide under a…
