Posts about our family life, you’ll get to know more about us by reading our ‘Scrapbook Loves’, Everyday Us, Sunday Scrapbook and other posts. Family posts cover all the topics that don’t really fit anywhere else!
In the UK, it was announced that films and high-end TV dramas will be able to resume production from June or July. Film and video production were halted all over the country – and the world – since the coronavirus pandemic started in March. While the new COVID-19 guidelines set forth for film producers are… Read More
For many, the idea of being involved in a car accident is terrifying. And it can happen to anybody at any time. Even if you’re incredibly vigilant whilst on the road, cautious and law-abiding you simply cannot control the actions and reckless driving of others. Car crashes are common, but what kinds of injuries can… Read More
You’ve probably seen those picture perfect smiles that celebrities and influencers post all over social media and wondered how on earth they can get teeth that look so perfect. There’s something about the people who pose for magazines, walk the catwalks and act like the Queens of Instagram – whatever they have, we want, be… Read More
This is a collaborative post Buying a second pair of glasses comes with some fantastic advantages. Having a backup is always a good idea in case you damage or even lose your glasses, and if you love fashion then having a few pairs of eyeglasses will ensure that you always have something that fits the… Read More
Suing the NHS is something no one wants to do, but you may be left with no choice after your life is altered forever. For some more information about suing for medical negligence, read on… There’s no denying that the NHS, and our amazing health workers, do such amazing work, day in and day out.… Read More
This is a collaborative post. If you are thinking about selling your house or flat, it’s important to know that there are certain factors that can devalue the property and reduce the value of offers from buyers. These potential negative aspects can range from things that you might have created and can fix, such as… Read More
Partnered post. It is difficult when our loved ones are unable to take care of themselves, and it can be emotionally taxing to make difficult decisions on their behalf. There is often a stigma to elderly residential homes that may be outdated or based on fear of residents losing their independence. Assisted living residence doesn’t… Read More
When buying home insurance, price isn’t the only factor to consider. Whether you’re looking to renew your policy or moving into a new property, there are several things to consider when it comes to making sure that your home and its possessions are protected. The Building: If you own your home, you will need buildings… Read More
Well March has been a bit of a disaster hasn’t it! The buzz-words of the month are definitely ‘Social Distancing’, ‘Lockdown’, ‘home learning’ and ‘C0ronavirus’. It’s definitely a month that nobody will forget. As usual I tried to escape reality by sleeping more and reading more, and have been quite successful in both, and less… Read More
I have been pretty lazy with the ‘Me and Mine’ posts that I have been so good with over the years. Normally I share a photo of our family at the end of each month but this year it just hasn’t happened until now, a quarter of the way through the toughest year ever (as… Read More