Tag: wellbeing

Why perfection is a myth

Following on my previous post, I wanted to take another little opportunity to reiterate that veganism is not an all or nothing lifestyle. That just because you are vegan does not mean that you also have to try and right every other wrong in the world. The idea of the 'perfect person' is a myth … Continue reading Why perfection is a myth →

Snuggle Sundays

There is no greater joy in life than watching a bunny eat. Sasha is basically a bottomless pit of a rabbit and will literally climb you to get at some lettuce....here she is literally ripping a piece of lettuce from my hand. Look at that little mouth!! T xxx

Snuggle Saturday!

Slightly early today. As tomorrow marks the end of Veganuary, I had a little something different planned for the post than my usual Snuggle Sunday. So...have this early! The look of sheer concentration on her face when she is eating.... T xxx

Merry Christmas!

A slightly earlier post than normal, but as it is Christmas tomorrow I intend to spend all day tomorrow in my Pjs, watching Christmas movies and eating my body weight in food. This year has been a manic one and I know I am not alone in feeling like this madness is unlikely to end … Continue reading Merry Christmas! →

Mental Health and lockdown

This is slightly different to what I usually talk about, but I feel it is important and needs to be addressed. Mental health, to me, is just as - if not more - important as physical health, and 2020 has been a year that has truly tested us collectively. From the threat of a global … Continue reading Mental Health and lockdown →

What my bullet journal taught me

I'm sure you have heard it before but having a bullet journal genuinely changed my life! As you can see, my bullet journal is not the most artistic of places. Mainly because I am not a super artistic person...yet! I have used this lockdown period to play around with watercolour painting and it has been … Continue reading What my bullet journal taught me →

Keeping a routine during lock down

Similar to most of the world, England is now just over a month into Lock Down. We are advised that we can only leave the house to go to the shops, get some fresh air or to attend doctors appointments or care for vulnerable people (such as grandparents or at risk members of our families). … Continue reading Keeping a routine during lock down →