Nothing quite beats a games night in our house, it’s become a bit of a tradition now. We usually wrap up the afternoon with a little sweet treat. It’s been lovely weather here for a few days, so it’s been ice creams all round, then the Nintendo Switch gets fired up, and it’s full on girls’ games night mode.
Nothing beats getting out in the fresh air on a sunny day, and that’s exactly what we did at Tittesworth Reservoir today, as I had found an Easter trail to do, and nothing shouts a good day out with chocolate at the end of it, right? :)
The funny thing with mental health is you never know when it’s going to bite you in the arse, so to speak. No triggers, nothing you can pinpoint, it just comes and goes in waves, and all you can do is ride it.
The rain in the UK is so unpredictable, over the last few days we have had sun, rain, hail and a storm, the joys of the Easter holidays, right? But nothing has been getting in the way of us having fun, thanks to the Easter hampers from the Cornish Company.
Daniel Hurst is really pulling through with the short stories at the moment. I found a bunch of them on Kindle Unlimited, and I have to say, I am hooked, especially with this one.
The sun is still shining! I know we are heading into April showers, but I am fully in my girl gardening era right now, and I can not wait for the garden to look fabulous. I am dreaming of relaxing in my hammock, cup of tea in hand, Kindle, enjoying my own little cosy garden space. Honestly, the garden is my happy place.
These short stories are a little addictive!. I have been struggling to get into a long book recently, so these shorter ones have been my saving grace!.
