Just a short one today – I’ve had LOADS of messages recently about my experience with Work The World out in Tanzania, asking about whether I would recommend it, what to pack, how much it cost, what did I…
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M always says I’m rubbish at following recipes, and it’s true. Over the years I’ve become really rubbish at following recipes; always wanting to make my own changes and additions to the point where the result is almost unrecognisable!…
As you may have seen online, M and I travelled up to York this week for a short city-break. York is such a gorgeous city, full to bursting with quaint cobbled streets, incredible historical architecture and really good food.…
So, you may have read about our stay at Cadbury House, or about the fab dinner we had at the Marco Pierre White restaurant during our stay (and if you haven’t, you definitely should!) – well here is the…
So, as I mentioned in my post earlier in the week on our fantastic trip to Cadbury House, we had dinner that night at the Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill, which is on the ground floor of…
I’ve heard of something having the “wow-factor” but swiping the entry card to our room at Cadbury House genuinely took may breath away. Walking into the room to see a mirrored four-poster bed, a white freestanding bath, his-and-hers sinks,…
When everything is getting a bit busy (and I can promise you that being a final year student midwife is like that ALL THE TIME!) the first thing to go is date night. It just doesn’t seem to be…
We all live very stressful lives, and we are our own worst enemies when it comes to slowing down and taking time for ourselves! M and I have been so busy for the past few weeks – I’ve been…
Some days, the only thing that will do the job is coffee. And not just any coffee, but proper coffee. I drink a lot of tea day-to-day, so for me, when I turn to coffee it’s because I really…
A Safari Game Drive is one of those experiences that you can’t really describe with words. It is exciting and life-affirming, it is the absolute encapsulation of the unexpected, and where even the least hopeful and the least excitable…
