Big Dreams? Start Small

I love this post from a Blogger I follow called Matt who is on his journey of becoming a scratch Golfer. Even though I know nothing about golf, I'm instinctively drawn to those who instil positive thinking in their lives and believe in the power of their dreams no matter how small or big they are. Matt happens to be one of those inspiring people ... have a read and enjoy ... ... Read the Post

Week Two – Recovery after Bunion Surgery…

As much as I’ve tried to remain positive this week, it’s been quite a struggle to stay upbeat all the time. Waking up late on a Monday morning is GLORIOUS – FINALLY one is afforded the opportunity of staying home legally from work whilst everyone else is battling the traffic and stressing over the amount of work they have. But not me - I had time to rest when I wanted to, write when I felt like and then rest some more for the hell of it:) But the feel good moment soon lost its sparkle when ... Read the Post

In today’s world where life is super-busy, having friends find time in their hectic schedules to actually come by and visit you is the icing and the sweetest cherry on the cake for me. You fill me up with joy, help me feel special and lift my spirits in ways I can never quite repay. I truly love my family and friends…

Book Review: The Husband’s Secret – Liane Moriarty

The first thing that caught my attention when picking up this book was the SENSATIONAL cover. I fell in love with the colour, texture and utter splendour of it all. Okay - so I would be lying if I said the title didn’t grip me either … who can resist SECRETS - especially a Husband’s secret? This is the first book I have read from this Author and it certainly won’t be the last! Her writing ability is of such a high calibre – she captures every miniscule detail - at first it might seem too much to ... Read the Post

What reeled me in was when Cecelia, one of the three characters in the book, discovers an envelope written in her Husband’s hand: “TO BE OPENED ONLY IN THE EVENT OF MY DEATH.” Her husband wasn’t dead and was working out of town – what was she to do?