Father’s Day Father’s Day in the UK is celebrated in mid June. In 2019 Father’s Day falls on 16th June. And, this post will help you celebrate it whilst still following a Zero Waste ethos with suggestions for Zero Waste Read More
This post is in collaboration with Samuel Windsor who gifted the items of clothing, all opinions are our own Just another family weekend Now that the Boys are a little bit older our weekends seem to have fallen into a Read More
Do we really need to make the effort to have a plastic free easter? You may be thinking, do we really need to worry about having a plastic free Easter. After all it’s only a couple of chocolate eggs bought Read More
Mother’s Day Mother’s Day has become very commercialised over recent years with around 141 million cards being bought in the UK alone. Although, it doesn’t have to be all about the commercialism and thinking about Zero Waste Mother’s Day gift Read More
The Headland Hotel and Spa In January, after a lovely but very busy Christmas Mr J and I decided we’d go away for a few days to relax and unwind before getting back to work. We didn’t want to travel Read More
Zero Waste Baby Shower Do you know where the term “Baby Shower” comes from? There doesn’t seem to be a definitive answer but it’s thought that it may refer to the mum to be being “showered” with gifts. Apparently in Read More
2018 Highlights 2018 was another busy year and we managed to fit in lots of trips with our Grandsons, when we weren’t standing on the sidelines watching them play football. The Boys are growing up so fast, GS no 1 Read More
I’m really starting to get in the Christmas mood now. Last weekend we went and chose our Christmas trees although we haven’t put them up yet. And, last night we had our village wine club Christmas dinner. I’m trying very Read More
I love Christmas and I love decorating our house at Christmas. I haven’t actually changed very much with regards to Christmas decorations since we’ve been trying to reduce our plastic waste as I’ve always loved decorating with natural things and Read More
Being Grandma It doesn’t seem possible that I’ve been a Grandma for almost 12 years. Grandson no 1 turned 11 on the 2nd April and started secondary school in September. I really don’t know where the time has gone! I’m Read More
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