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That New Term feeling, on to the next mountain…

Posted on September 1, 2019 by

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Do you have that new term feeling but not quite sure how to get back on track after a busy family Summer? Here are some tips to help.

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Keep on reading, if you want to write

Posted on August 19, 2019 by

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Learn how reading regularly can really help you with your own writing journey and quest to get published

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For the first time in over two years I’ve procrastinated like crazy over a blog post, not because I have nothing to say but purely because I got out of the habit, and got very busy in the ‘making’ phase of my business, BUT @five.rubies thankfully reminded me how enjoyable and fun it is to do, when she went through a similar phase. So you literally just have to get back on the horse and do it!
It’s been a crazy busy week in the run up to the end of the term and this was pretty much the one chance I got to enjoy a bit of early sun and a peaceful breather looking at the water, I could have quite easily jumped in to cool down.
Glorious day for some cabin time and the pets decided to join me! Barley liking the outdoor rug and Jasmine cosying up on the chair!
Hi everyone, I’ve been off grid for a few days enjoying this lovely weather, and today was a sweaty morning walk with 2 friends, getting lost with team ‘leader’ @jayneaskew1 which tbh is a regular occurrence! But always fun and the views were stunning!
I love this quote that I used on Monday for our WOW private Facebook group when I knew we’d all be feeling a bit flat after the footie result and it’s such a great message.
I had a nosey around the final bits of @holmfirthartweek fringe yesterday and of course had to call in at my favourite venue @unity_yard where I found this lovely plant ( cats like it apparently, Bluebell seems intrigued!), a little green glass bottle and some thistles for my bud vases (swipe), add in our usual comical chat with Julia and her lovely volunteers @x.bini_art.x and her sister, it was the perfect end to a ‘cleaning the house’ day.
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