You get to a certain stage of life and your patterns and habits start to have a detrimental effect, perhaps you put on extra weight, feel some discomfort in your lungs, or notice that drinking is not what it once was. Now is a time to make some progressive changes that will help you to slim down and refocus your habits and your life. Read on for five great alternatives to common lifestyle patterns.
I am in love with start-ups that create innovative and necessary products that redefine the way we work and play. Since the global pandemic changed our lives 14 months ago, the vast majority of us have had to work from home. I for one have been working from home since the start of the Covid19 outbreak and having been accustomed to working from an office setting. It was challenging to get used to this new way of working.
Nothing feels worse when you reach your travel destination, open your suitcase, and your skin serum, or even worse, your wallet, is missing. But most mishaps, regardless of their level of inconvenience, are preventable.
Exercising has always been a significant part of life, but it’s been made more important by the arrival of Covid-19. While gyms and indoor spaces appear to be opening up, there’s no telling if another wave of the virus will land us in lockdown again.
If that happens, you need a space you can use to stay in shape. With the spring and summer seasons approaching, it’s more motivating to do it outside rather than in a stale, stuffy box room. However, curating an outdoor workout area isn’t a piece of cake if you haven’t done it before.
The most affected people by the lockdown regulations are those who stay alone. It gets even more challenging if you have to work from home, which means you spend 90% of your time alone. Even with the less strict physical distancing rules, which make it possible to venture out more often, you still have to mind your health and avoid crowded places or social gatherings. It means spending most of the time alone.
That takes me onto the subject of this post. As much as I love being in my 30’s and I honestly do mean that. I have found that on my numerous hours of reflections (and I mean numerous hours!) I have found that there are a few things that if I could go back I would do a LOT differently. As much as I try my best not to have any regrets (which is pretty impossible to be fair) I have pondered on what life would have been like; had I had a different perspective in my 20’s .
Having seen them advertise for bloggers to reach out and sample their polish, I submitted interest and was pleased when they said they wanted to work with me. Fast forward a few days and Royal Mail didn’t fail to deliver at a reasonable time and just like that, I received my 150g sachet of the Goddess Brightening Polish to review.
For over 4 years, I have been subjected to a barrage of vulgar abuse, vile rumours and harassment from my neighbour next door. This harassment has been in full view of my entire street. A street with 22 houses along it, 11 either side.
I know. It’s been over two months since I committed myself to coming on here and writing a post. This time around though; the delay hasn’t been caused by my not being interested, or motivated. In fact I’ve had a massive amount of both of those things recently. It’s more because my life is more busy now than it was before lock down.
Guys, those who know me personally know that although my skin looks great in most of my photos. My skin has for a big part of my life has been a problem area for me. I had combination skin (a mixture of oily and dry skin) in my my teens and early twenties, but this soon progressed into oily skin and I would get breakouts every other week. I had hoped that when I moved into my thirties I would put my trouble skin behind me. However, I found my skin became that more sensitive, expecially when it came to what I ate. I don’t know about you but I am a sweet person over a savoury and my favourite are jelly sweets. However, it was these sweets that played a detrimental effect on my skin and caused my most vicious and it part painful breakout.
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