Moving through life's seasons
I’m quite enjoying our Lockdown, now two weeks in. Actually we are fortunate with plenty of things to do. I am anxious we remain part of our community and keep up to date with global affairs in this fast moving time. Continue reading “Weekly update – Lockdown – weird but nice”
I don’t know why, I find making home made compost strangely fascinating. It’s one of those unexpectedly rewarding things you can do in a home and garden. First glance it appears simple but there’s just a little more to it. Continue reading “The strangely fascinating world of making compost”
Looks like I have a kidney infection. Nothing particularly newsworthy about that other than the rather surreal experience of visiting my GP surgery. Continue reading “Surreal experience – visiting GP surgery”
Nobody is immune from Coronavirus or the indirect effects of the virus. This is serious stuff and along with many folk, I have been wondering if we are financially resilient with Coronavirus lurking. Continue reading “Coronavirus – getting finances in order”
For the last two plus years, I have often used my iPhone as a cashless device to buy things. Everything from coffee to petrol, supermarkets to car parks. I realised I was gradually becoming completely cashless and in this blog post, I ask if it is such a good idea or not. Continue reading “Pros and Cons of being cashless”
What a week! Time seems a surreal blur at the moment and we slide into our self isolating lifestyle. Not just us, much of the world. For us, it’s a bit mixed so far but generally we have a positive outlook. Continue reading “Weekly update – getting used to self isolating”
Yesterday Rachel and I were talking about how our attitudes to money have changed over the years. For Rachel, perhaps only subtle changes. For myself, I really have changed. Here I liken ourselves to honey bees and an excitable puppy. Guess which is me! Continue reading “How our attitudes to money have changed over the years”