For the last few weeks, I’ve been trying to get my life in order. But my biggest problem, apart from motivation, is my new addiction to mini-dramas. And when I say addiction, I mean it. I’ve done naff all work and my posting here has slowed to a stop. This is becoming a problem….
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Let’s face it, the weather from the end of September to the middle of March in the northern part of the hemisphere isn’t great. It rains a lot, the wind howls, and the temperature drops to the point that you can barely feel your toes. And when it is cold outside, you want to stay cosy inside. So, how can you stay cosy in the colder months when the weather wants to chill you to the bone?
Private Peaceful is one of those unknown movies that only certain people have seen. Those people are English teachers and their students. However, movies like this are something which can be enjoyed outside the classroom too. Starring George MacKay and Jack O’Connell as the Peaceful brothers, Private Peaceful is a story of two brothers and the life they share together.
I don’t know how many times I have said that I am going to get my life together, make a plan, do the plan for a few days, and then throw the plan in the bin. This time, it’s different. This time, I have to do it. And I’m starting with a week one review. Because if strangers on the internet can’t keep you accountable, who can?
Duolingo has been on my phone since 2015. I’ve used it a few times, managing a few days on the trot to log in and complete a lesson or two. But I’ve never been able to keep it going to make an impact. So what would happen if I used it a little bit every day? Would I actually learn something? It’s time to see if I can discover a love of chess.
Published in 1813, Pride and Prejudice is one of Jane Austen’s best known works. It is the book that everyone thinks of when the author is mentioned. But is it as good as everyone says it is? Absolutely, and it is a book everyone needs to read once in their lifetime.
It’s been 15 years since I launched myself into the world of blogging. And you would think by now, I would have some idea of what I am supposed to be doing. Some nuggets of wisdom to share. A vague whisper of professional knowledge. Nope. Still don’t have any of that. But the big difference now? I’m finally ready to learn and do whatever it takes and make finding my happy place with blogging the real deal.
Getting the kids out and about is one of my favourite things to do. And after I had such a wonderful time in Manchester on my last visit, I decided it was time that my kids saw the city too. So, we booked a weekend trip. Flew out on Friday evening and flew back first thing on Monday morning. It was a weekend getaway to Manchester with the kids.
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Pride and Prejudice is a 2005 romantic comedy. Starring Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Bennet, the second-born of the Bennet girls, who is known for being an obstinate, headstrong girl. For 127 minutes, we get a small look into society in the late 18th century as a group of women search for a husband, dodge scandal, and left their guard down to be loved.
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I’ve been at this small business thing for a while, *cough* nearly fifteen years *cough*, so I know a thing or two about trying to grow your business. Here are some of the things I have discovered over the years that might help you to grow your own small business so it can go toe-to-toe with the big brutes of business. Warning: this might get a bit deep with the philosophy behind business but it is worth it if you want to take your small business to the next level.
Continue reading It is time to take your small business to the next level