If you haven’t already seen it, I posted a spring in the garden blog post just over a month ago, you can find that here – Spring Flowers In The Garden 2019, since then more plants have come out in flower so I thought I’d do another post – a part 2, this one with more of a wildlife theme to it too.
A couple of weeks ago I was gifted these skincare products when a parcel arrived from Soap & Glory PR containing these 3 as part of their #babesofglory campaign. Thanks so much for sending me these Soap & Glory PR!
Disclosure: I downloaded a copy of this book for free on NetGalley in return for writing an honest review.
Zookeeper is a free verse poem, written by the author to give advice to his daughter starting college, using analogies in nature to impart his advice.
It’s spring which means it’s gardening weather again, yay! Last year I did a spring in the garden blog post but didn’t post it until towards the end of spring whereas this year I’ve decided to do a post a lot nearer to the start of spring… so, on with the spring photos.
This house features items from the recent Grand Garages Live Event, once again there were some brilliant items in this event. The event has actually finished now but I thought I’d share with you how I’ve incorporated some of the items into one of my houses (which I edited to make room for the garage).
Thank you so much to Lena from Our Chaotic Mess who nominated me for this award, you can check out her post here.
Disclaimer: I was gifted an eBook copy of this book in return for an honest review as part of the blog tour for this book.
A murder mystery set in a historical time; this book is set in Restoration London in 1664, Major Thankful Russel has a new bride, Thomazine but rumours start circulating that he’s committed murder, more than once as someone is out to try and destroy his reputation around London. Who is it behind the rumours and can he and his new wife salvage his reputation?
I’ve been wanting to try out new foundation recently and a couple of weeks ago mum said she’d get me some new make up products so when we went to Marks & Spencer I thought I’d try the foundation in their Autograph range, their cosmetics were on 3 for 2 so I ended up getting a foundation and a face palette along with a bronzer/highlighter.
So for my birthday last month mum made me a cake using various food items (I’ve added a photo of that at the bottom of this post) then I thought I’d have a go at making a cake for her birthday this month which is what I did here… I decided to get creative with custard for this one (along with adding a couple of other toppings) and I thought I’d share the recipe for it on my blog, so here it is, a recipe for a custard covered birthday cake.
I’ve always found my online life to be a place for positivity, but in real life, not everything is always positive and today’s post is going to be me letting you into what real life can be like sometimes, from my perspective… a sort of, facts about me style post, a Mental Health style post so if you are triggered by reading about any sort of mental health issues then maybe skip this one?
Primark have got a lovely range of Mickey Mouse homeware and stationery in at the moment and my parents got me 3 of the stationery items for my birthday which was great. I actually chose them myself beforehand, I had only planned to get maybe one or two but then I ended up getting these three, I wandered round the store with all three of them fully expecting to put at least one back but when it came to going to the till I didn’t want to leave any of them behind so got all three! Mickey Mouse (and Minnie Mouse for that matter) are two of my favourite Disney characters plus I absolutely love pale pink and grey so this stationery is perfect for me, it’s just so cute.
I first started using Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor when I updated my blog last month, the first time I used it I was definitely a bit like okay what is this post going to look like when it’s posted, I wasn’t sure at all if I’d got the spacing right! Fortunately I had and here we are now… me writing a (hopefully) helpful post full of tips on using the new editor, if you’re still a bit like ‘how do I do x, y or z?’ with the new editor then this post – a bloggers guide to using Gutenberg, is for you.
