The news of backpacker Grace Millane in New Zealand broke my heart. I got really upset about it and how her family have lost their daughter, how… Read more “Solo travel: empowering not dangerous”
Tag: Women
You don’t have to post it to prove it
Never has the phrase ‘Doing it for the gram’ been more real. In a world where we now rely on social media to check up on what… Read more “You don’t have to post it to prove it”
A quick guide to Copenhagen
Another city break done with my two girls Lucy and Karolina and this one didn’t disappoint. There’s nothing like a change of scenery to lighten my mood… Read more “A quick guide to Copenhagen”
Avoiding negativity and staying true to yourself
This week I have found myself spouting that old chestnut ‘life is too short’ on repeat to myself and to my best friends. Those 4 little words couldn’t be more true… Read more “Avoiding negativity and staying true to yourself”
Travel vs. Career – do you have to choose?
This is a question I ask myself a hell of a lot. Do I try and excel in my career, climb that ladder and earn enough to… Read more “Travel vs. Career – do you have to choose?”
A weekend in Burnham on Sea, Somerset
If you’ve read any of my past travel posts by now, you’ll know I LOVE a girly holiday. When we knew our lovely Emma was returning for… Read more “A weekend in Burnham on Sea, Somerset”
A Girly Weekend in Suffolk
Life has got in the way of my blog lately, I’ve been very busy, my mind has been distracted and I’ve found it hard to conjure up… Read more “A Girly Weekend in Suffolk”
How To Spend Valentine’s When You’re Single
It’s that time of year again. All the shops cram in the bright red roses, cutesy teddy bears and over the top chocolates. It’s all a bit… Read more “How To Spend Valentine’s When You’re Single”
Why online dating makes me want to punch myself in the face
This may sound extreme but bear with me. I have dipped my toe into online dating on more than one occasion over the past 3 years. And… Read more “Why online dating makes me want to punch myself in the face”
