In December (2019) my husband and I travelled to Prague to celebrate his 40th birthday and our 15th wedding anniversary. We chose Prague as it had been recommended to us by pretty much anyone we spoke to who'd been there! The Christmas markets would be in full swing and after a brilliant trip to Budapest … Continue reading Finding Hygge in Prague at Christmas
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Home For Christmas
We recently travelled to Prague for a few days respite at the end of a very busy year and to celebrate a 40th birthday (he's the old one, not me) and our 15th wedding anniversary (go us!). It was a great little break in a beautiful city. Amongst the gothic architecture and festive decorations we … Continue reading Home For Christmas
Little Moments Like These.
I'm sitting here with a fuzzy head and a full heart. The sun is only just peeking over the top of the hill, casting a winter gold glow across everything I can see. There is a gentle rain falling straight down, I can see small birds flitting about in the trees, framed by wintery clouds … Continue reading Little Moments Like These.
Slowing Down and Bringing Calm.
It's a manic time of year. Loose ends MUST be tied up for Christmas. Gifts must be thought about/made/purchased. Work must be seen through and completed. For me, clients must be booked in, seen and treated and treatment plans formulated. No doubt there will be last minute phone calls next week from those desperate for … Continue reading Slowing Down and Bringing Calm.
The Peggy Tree and More
I LOVE getting my Christmas decorations up. Living in Orkney means a looooooong, dark winter. I'm lucky to be someone who remains happily unaffected by this but my Christmas decorations do help me through! We are early decorators. Ours are usually up on the 1st of December. When it's dark by 4pm, putting on those … Continue reading The Peggy Tree and More
Consumerism vs Hygge
Most people, ourselves included, have a house packed with "things". We have everything and more that we need, we probably have most of what we want and we won't use half of what we have. Yet still we spend more money and add more material goods to our vast collections.