It’s February and that marks the start of the Sustainable Living Festival here in Melbourne. Throughout the month we’ll be sharing the top books on living sustainably with a focus on your garden, home, craft and fashion. Have a great Monday everyone.
Even though everyone’s heading back to the office and school this week, it’s still Summer so why not head outside and enjoy the sunshine.
With school and Uni starting back next week we need to dust off the backpack and get ready to take on our 2020 goals (sitting on the beach all summer doesn’t really count as a goal).
100% agree with this one (says she who may have *ahem* 5 books sitting on her bedside table 😳). Welcome to the start of the week, may it be full of books and time to read.
Alright 2020, we’re ready for you!
Time to set your goals and plan your future.
As you’re relaxing in the sunshine (or hauled up inside if you’re in the Northern Hemisphere) take a moment to celebrate everything you’ve achieved so far and prepare yourself for a fabulous 2020.
The out of office is on, the sun is shining, the pool looks inviting…Summer is officially here! For everyone here in the southern hemisphere we are all now on holiday time and our days will be spent at the beach, having picnics with friends or lounging beside the pool.
Ahhh Christmas, it’s one of our favourite times of the year, people are smiling, tinsel is sparkling and carols are firmly stuck in our head! There’s only 9 sleeps to go people!
Everyone needs a little reminder now and again to take care of themselves. The end of the year is closing in and while festive seasons can be fun, they can also take a lot out of us. Make sure you take some time to do something that recharges you, chatting with a friend, sitting with a good book, enjoying a cup of tea, or taking a quick stroll. It doesn’t need to take long, but the impact will last a while.Later this week we will be looking back on the best books of 2019.
Hold onto your hats! It’s December and the big red man is only 4 weeks away from coming down your chimney and leaving parcels under your tree.
