Tag: Christmas doodle

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  Social Saturday; how to still hangout with your friends

  One of the hardest things about lockdown is not being able to visit your friends and family, but there are still ways you can be “together” without leaving your homes. Households come in different sizes but for many this can be an incredibly lonely time, so try to send a quick text, call or video…

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  Thankful Friday; What I’m Grateful For

  When times are tough, and everything seems to be going wrong, it can be hard not to focus on the negatives. A great solution to turn your thoughts around is to practise gratitude. Just take a few quiet minutes and think of all the things you are grateful for, the little things, the big things…

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  Thoughtful Thursday; Spreading Kindness

  After a while being at home can start to feel boring and repetitive, so one way to spread a little cheer and boost everyone’s mood is random acts of kindness. The key to a random act of kindness is to keep it a surprise, to spread cheer when they’re least expecting it. A couple of…

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  Wellness Wednesday; Getting Some Fresh Air at Home

  Whenever I’m at home I always look for activities and things to do inside that I almost forget to go outside and get some fresh air. It’s super important for your health to go outside, get some fresh air, sunlight and vitamin D so I’m trying to work it into my new daily routine. During…

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  Together Tuesday; Let’s Make Lunch!

  Hello everyone! I hope you had a lovely and relaxing Easter weekend. 💛 The theme for Together Tuesday is to do an activity together with someone in your household. In my house we often cook or bake together, it’s great fun working as a team and having another pair of hands to help is really…

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  Mindfulness Monday & Welcome to the Positivity Project

  Working on this project has been really good for my mind as it has made me sit down and spend time reading the anxiety and mindfulness books I’ve collected over the past few years. The ‘Body Scan’ is a popular mindfulness technique that I’ve been taught/told about a couple of times but more recently read…