When I was little I hated drinking tea. Growing up in the Caribbean meant some ‘bush’ would be pulled up from the back yard to boil into that hot brew. Little did I know 30 plus years later I would be paying for the same ‘bush’ (lemon grass, nettle, mint) to make my...
If you follow me on Instagram, you may know that I’m part of an online book club called ADM Global Reads For Grownups. Back in January, we read and discussed Olga Mecking’s book “Niksen: Embracing the Dutch Art of Doing Nothing”. I thoroughly enjoyed...
One year ago today (23rd March), Hubby and I had already begun homeschooling. We had taken our children out of school a few days prior, due to the spread of the Coronavirus. I am asthmatic and we concerned about the children bringing home the virus. Now, the UK was in...
February is the shortest month of the year and quite busy. In February there’s Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day and if you from the Caribbean it’s Carnival season. This year all those big moments are happening within a few days of each other, albeit Carnival parades...
The third January in the year (18th Jan this year) is said to be the saddest day, Blue Monday. Some say was a PR stunt by Sky Travel who worked with Dr. Cliff Arnall in 2005, to find out when the saddest day of the year occurred. The aim was to encourage people to...
Last year instead making New Year resolutions, I tried A Life More Inspired’s ‘Write Your 2020 Story’. Every day on the planet is a blessing. I wanted to be more mindful and practice gratitude, while achieving goals that were aligned with that purpose. Then, the...
