George and I don’t get to do date nights, much – between our pretty strict ‘we should probably buy a house’ budget, and my recent career change, it sadly hasn’t been a priority – which is why when we do get to go out, we like to try somewhere new every time. This time around,
I’ve always struggled with the notion of self-love, but no more so than within the past year. I’ve been working on it, in the past couple of months, though, and seeing as it’s Valentine’s Day, this post felt overdue – I’m not big on celebrating either, but I think we could all do with a
Remember the episode of FRIENDS where Chandler convinces Rachel to quit her comfortable waitressing job so she can pursue the things she really wants to do in her career? He tells her she needs to quit – needs ‘The Fear’ of not knowing where her next paycheque is coming from – in order to push
Pasta is one of my favourite things in the world – both to cook and to eat. So, it’s no surprise that Trullo has been on my list for a while, I suppose. Promising a simple, Italian, seasonal menu with fresh pasta and meat cooked over a charcoal grill, I knew I had to hurry up and
Well, it’s been a heck of a year, hasn’t it?A royal wedding, Yanny/Laurel, Queer Eye’s incredible reboot, and, well, Ronda Rousey at Wrestlemania 34. I wasn’t going to write anything, particularly, to welcome in 2019, but I suppose seeing everyone’s Instagram highlights made me a little pensive, so this will be a quick one. JANUARY
I don’t go out much. I mean, of course, I leave the house (especially where after-work drinks are concerned), but I don’t go ‘out out’. But when the wonderful Erica invited the rest of the Talented Talkers and I to celebrate Musical Bingo‘s 11th birthday celebration, well, who could pass it up? So, what is
This is going to be another one of those blog posts that I caveat with ‘bear with me’, isn’t it? ‘If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?’ Self-love, self-care, self-respect, knowing your worth…they’re important. Knowing who you are, sticking to your guns, and not apologising, that’s important, too. We
