Just over a week to go until Christmas and I honestly can’t believe how fast it’s gone. We have finally got everything we need, have you?.I’ve put together some last minute gift ideas incase you need some inspiration and you have no idea what to get your loved ones.
It’s the season to be jolly but let’s be honest, it can be one of the most stressful times of the year too. It’s all about balance and taking that time out in between all the chaos.
I can’t believe we haven’t done as much baking as we normally do by this time in December, I am definitely slacking :)
We all know the struggle of getting everything ready for Christmas dinner each year. The stress of preparing the perfect meal can be overwhelming, leading to a dreaded Christmas dinner burnout. But it doesn't have to be this way. If you plan ahead and follow a few simple steps, you can create a stress-free Christmas dinner that everyone can enjoy. In this blog post, we'll look at ways to avoid Christmas dinner burnout this year.
This morning I vowed to have a slow Sunday and do nothing. This was already going to be a fail the moment I said it out loud, but god loves a trier right? :)
Netflix always brings out some new films over Christmas , and we’ve been really looking forward to watching some classics too. You can’t beat snuggling on the sofa with the biggest hot chocolate, Christmas tree lights on and a good movie.
We are in the second week of December and I know a lot of us will have Christmas all covered but some will be flapping and panicking and forgetting what’s most important this time of year.
