Last week I was busy out in our garden taking care of the lawn (a.k.a. the meadow) and makes this guest blog post very timely. Our meadow is a shining example of biodiversity and yet the guest post below explains why this is under threat in many gardens. Continue reading “Guest post – The Truth About the Artificial Grass Trend”
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Guest post – simple ways to care for your ageing skin
It is a while since I published any guest blog posts, although I often do get asked. So to correct this, here is a very topical and relevant article on skin care from Isabella Lovett, a talented writer. Continue reading “Guest post – simple ways to care for your ageing skin”
Guest blog – Inflation – Does it kill your retirement savings silently?
One of the nice things of being in a community of bloggers is the occasional opportunity to host a guest blog. This guest post, by Stacy B Miller is about Inflation – Does it kill your retirement savings silently? Continue reading “Guest blog – Inflation – Does it kill your retirement savings silently?”
Guest post – Cosyfeet Backs Men’s Shed
Recently I was really interested to hear of an initiative to support the Men’s Sheds movement, not that I’m anywhere near those sheds myself! Nevertheless I can immediately recognise the enormous benefits of the Men’s Sheds movement. The Men’s Sheds allow supportive contact amongst like-minded men and this can, amongst other benefits, reduce isolation, improve mental health while allowing learning to take place. Without doubt, this must help with general well being. Guest post – Cosyfeet Backs Men’s Shed Continue reading “Guest post – Cosyfeet Backs Men’s Shed”
Guest blog – a retirement poem
One of my friends, Brian, is known for his thoughtful poetry and art, so I asked if him about retirement. In no time at all – and while he was on holiday – this is what he came up with: Continue reading “Guest blog – a retirement poem”
Guest post – not retiring, more like rewiring
Recently I had the honour of meeting Stephen Marsden while we were visiting Hannah in North Wales. Quickly it seemed we were on the same wave length in a number of different ways, although Stephen is a few steps ahead of me in terms of retirement. Continue reading “Guest post – not retiring, more like rewiring”