Last year I made the decision to go ‘chocolate free’ until Christmas 2019. The reason for this drastic measure was that I had recognised that chocolate was becoming a crutch for me. I was eating chocolate in some form, every day. Because I was beating myself up about it, I really wasn’t enjoying it anymore, […]
Autumn Bucket List
Recently, I read a blog post written by Leslie who blogs at Once Upon a Time & Happily Ever After titled The Why Behind Creating Seasonal Bucket Lists. I f you click on the previous link, you can read all about why Leslie thinks a seasonal bucket list is a good idea. Leslie was actually […]
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Bendigo to Kilmore Rail Trail
Our Local Rail Trail – My Happy Place The O’Keefe Rail Trail begins in Bendigo goes through to Heathcote, a distance of 50km. There are plans to continue the rail further on past Heathcote to Kilmore. A bit further into the future, the plan is to eventually continue this trail right through to Melbourne, which […]
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Positive G.E.M.S
Covid-19 Overwhelm On Monday, during the long drive home from work, I was catching up with the day’s corona virus news on the radio. At the same time I was thinking about the dreadful day I’d had at work that day, and the previous weekend, being caught up with toilet paper dramas, panic shopping as […]
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Sliding Slowly into Simplicity
I am really pleased to be a guest on Leanne’s fabulous midlife blog, Cresting The Hill. My guest post is part of her Midlife Symphony Series I have been really enjoying this series where guest bloggers discuss the way a Midlife Symphony is showing up in their lives. When I first started blogging, I never […]
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Core Value: Kindness
Early in January, I posted that My 2020 Word Of The Year is Values and listed my core values, that define who I am, and how I intend to live my life. This is the third in a series that will examine each of the core values that are important to me. Kindness I don’t […]
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Last Week in Photos
The week just gone was all about the rain. We had the heaviest rain here, that we’ve had in a long while. This makes me feel a bit more positive about the garden. Usually at the end of summer, I’m feeling a bit sad and wondering if the battle is worth it. Not so this […]
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Mastering Your Day & Cold Showers
Last week I posted about theThe You Project Conference that I attended over the weekend and how much I loved it. I’ve been thinking about it all week, with my thoughts focused on the guest speakers. They were a great bunch of speakers with qualifications and life experience in different areas of health, wellness, and […]
