A few weeks ago I read a post by blogging pal Amelia at You Can Always Start Now. She was enjoying the rare treat of sitting in a cafe drinking coffee. She was ‘Grabbing my wins as I can get them’. Luxuries and treats are considered different to a year ago. Back in the good… Continue reading Finding the Little Joys
Twenty Questions with – Ami, Undercover Superhero
My final interview of 2020 is here and this month I am pleased to introduce you to Ami, a fellow Norfolk dweller and disability blogger. Ami’s blog Undercover Superhero shares her journey of recovery and a life with multiple disabilities. She also aims to raise awareness of disability by inviting others to share their story… Continue reading Twenty Questions with – Ami, Undercover Superhero
Failing at Feeling Festive
It’s December, the first week of it has flown by and it feels weird. I don’t feel festive at all. I think, because I last saw the real, living world back in March, I’m a bit frozen in time. Trapped in some kind of time warp without Richard O’Brien singing along. The seasons have changed… Continue reading Failing at Feeling Festive
A List of Things I Weirdly Miss
I shared a post on social media last week that I’d written two years ago, when I’d been enraged at the inequality of booking concert tickets as a wheelchair user, which spurred a rant called Booking Accessible Tickets – Mission (almost) Impossible. Rereading this post got me thinking. I actually miss this stuff. I don’t… Continue reading A List of Things I Weirdly Miss
Twenty Questions with – Justine, The Tea Chest
It’s mid November and I feel like we are back in April for many reasons, except the weather. Another month means another dose of my reignited series Twenty Questions. I would like to introduce you to Justine at The Tea Chest. A lady that’s love of tea is even greater than my own. I know,… Continue reading Twenty Questions with – Justine, The Tea Chest
9 Winter Warmers For Dealing With The Cold
The older I get, the less a fan of winter I become. It’s 4.30pm right now, and it’s dark outside. I feel like hibernating, I mostly do (Edit: Even more so now we are on lockdown 2.0 of a pandemic that's been happening for going on a year now). I have no intention of leaving… Continue reading 9 Winter Warmers For Dealing With The Cold
If We Were Having Coffee – Life Musing #8
If we were having coffee I’d say it’s not been long has it. When in fact in real life it feels like forever. These coffee chats could become a thing. I’m seeing less people, so pretending you’re here is good. I’m doing less things, so this format is great for rambling. If we were having… Continue reading If We Were Having Coffee – Life Musing #8
Twenty Questions with – Emma Purcell
I can’t believe we are halfway through October already. It’s cold, it’s dark, and it seems to have happened in a blink. It is time for the latest Twenty Questions interview, though. The series in which I ask bloggers to answer a series of questions honestly and openly. This month we have Emma, a journalist… Continue reading Twenty Questions with – Emma Purcell
Solitude, Stress and Sanity – World Mental Health Day
We all have mental health, just like we all have physical health. People have their different struggles. I’m pretty rubbish at running. De-stressing, unwinding, and letting off steam isn’t always as spontaneous or easy to achieve when you rely on the assistance of others to do stuff. I’m not sure that in the midst of… Continue reading Solitude, Stress and Sanity – World Mental Health Day
If We Were Having Coffee – Life Musing #7
If we were having coffee it would probably be in a garden. I’ve been doing a bit of that lately. What will happen when winter hits? I’m still shielding, or as close to shielding is possible when you rely on close contact with others to stay alive. Isn’t it ironic.... those that actually want to… Continue reading If We Were Having Coffee – Life Musing #7
Wheelescapades 