One day, I hope to have a garden replete with flowers of all kinds. I want to revel in the flowers to make sure I never forget joy and beauty.

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One day, I hope to have a garden replete with flowers of all kinds. I want to revel in the flowers to make sure I never forget joy and beauty.
I am thinking about spiritual motherhood and being a mother recently. Which is to say, I’m thinking about what it means to be a woman.
In this hyper connected and online age, how can I work on a successful blog and still cut back on my screen time? What’s the future of Waiting for Olives?
Going out on a limb (need tree metaphors if we’re talking roots). I generally don’t share my faith here. But I’m getting some Catholic stuff off my chest today.
Winter weather has got me craving constant bowls of chocolate self-saucing pudding. But, woman does not live on pudding alone so I’ve compiled healthier recipes
Inflation, crazy house prices and slow wage growth, oh my! Here are three money-saving tips you haven’t heard of.
Often, our things are charged with emotions. Childhood items or gifts are particularly hard to let go. We feel we can hold those emotions by keeping things
What better than a stay-at-home weekend where you can eat choc chip biscuits and upcycle old furniture with left over paint.
We had a long weekend up north and it’s been a bit of a shock coming back to proper winter. I’d like to know what things you do to cosy up the winter days
If we want to become a morning person, we have to keep going with the new behaviour until it becomes routine. It isn’t all or nothing. You need to keep going.