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Harnessing the power of Wabi-sabi in your home

14/04/2022

What is Wabi-sabi design, and where did it come from? Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic and a way of looking at the world that is often associated with minimalism. Three characteristics traditionally define Wabi-Sabi:  1. Imperfect, impermanent and incomplete 2. Embracing rustic qualities and earthy tones 3. Things are beautiful because of their flaws and, therefore, more valuable Not surprisingly, Wabi-sabi interior design tends to be simplistic and often rustic. It's about appreciating natural, handmade items and creating a space that is warm, inviting, and simplistic. ... read more

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Can We Bring Back The Roaring 20s Spirit?

14/04/2022

The days of P.G. Wodehouse and Nancy Mitford were already a century ago, and it is hard to imagine that the Roaring Twenties were 100 years ago. The mind immediately jumps to the iconic Jeeves's stories, brought to the screen through Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry's portrayal of the vibrant, party-loving, and sociable 1920s. Wouldn't it be nice if life could be just as carefree and exciting as it once was?  The truth is that, while we may not have a valet to look after our homes or a set of pearls to wear extravagantly around our neck, there is nothing that stops us from reviving the ... read more

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5 Tips to Make Travel More Meaningful

13/04/2022

Pexels - CCO Licence There is nothing wrong with going on holiday just to relax, read a good book and get a suntan, but travel can be so much more than that! If you’re looking to turn your travels into something a little more meaningful than sun, sand and sea, here are a few tips you might find useful: 1. Immerse yourself in the local culture One of the simplest ways to ensure that your holidays are more meaningful is to make a real effort to immerse yourself in the local culture. Eat at small local restaurants indeed of big chains, visit museums and art galleries that show off the ... read more

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How to Support Your Child’s Education Post-COVID

06/04/2022

Image Pixabay CC0 License Spending so much time away from school during the pandemic was something that delighted some kids and left others upset and unsettled. There is no doubt that the lockdowns were a difficult time for everyone, but the changes involved were incredibly challenging for kids. Whether your child enjoyed spending extra time at home and taking part in remote learning or found it difficult, many parents worry about the impact that this time away from education in the classroom had on their kids. Research shows around one-third of parents fear their child has fallen behind on ... read more

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8 Tips For Hiring The Right Contractor

06/04/2022

One of the biggest projects you can complete is a home renovation. It doesn’t matter whether or not you are tackling just one room, or you’re ripping out and renovating the entire house, it’s still a big job. It’s big enough that you can’t always complete this job by yourself, which means you need to be able to have a contractor on your team that you can trust. If you’re only doing a couple of fixtures in your home you might be able to do this yourself, but if the project involves remodelling, plumbing, electrical wiring, laying floors and updating walls? Then you’re probably going to need a ... read more

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3 Things To Know Before Getting Plastic Surgery

05/04/2022

Image Credit: Fotostrobi from Pixabay. Cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular in recent decades. That’s been driven by advancements in technologies, among other things. They’ve become more non-invasive while offering better results. You shouldn’t dive straight into getting cosmetic treatments purely because of that, however. You’ll need to ensure that it’s the right option for you. Part of that entails whether plastic surgery is right for you. Coupled with that is the treatment you could choose, which professional you go with, and more. You’ll need to keep a few things in ... read more

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How To Remove Stains From Household Items

04/04/2022

No matter how beautiful your home is, if there are stains on your household items, the beauty will sort of diminishing. However, to curb this, you can use laundry detergents and other cleaning items to remove tough stains from your household items.  If you are one of those with major or subtle stains in your home, this post is for you. Below are some ways you can remove stains from various household items. They are: - How to remove wall-stains Walls usually receive various difficult-to-remove stains such as fingerprints, crayons, and many others. You can easily remove general ... read more

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Hair Removal Woes? Here’s What You Can Do For A Smooth Body!

25/03/2022

Skincare regimes change over the seasons, which is why hair removal becomes so popular in the summer. With the sweat and humidity increasing as days pass, it’s time to move into lighter attires. While many love to wear shorts, skirts, and sleeveless outfits, they may hesitate to do so if they’re conscious about their body hair. It’s not uncommon for many to choose hair removal before they wear summer outfits. For starters, it acts as a natural exfoliant of all the dead cells accumulated over the winters. Additionally, having smooth arms and legs makes one feel more confident in their body. And ... read more

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The Best Things to Help Your Mental Health as a Millennial

23/03/2022

Mental health is a big concern for millennials. They are more likely to suffer from mental illnesses and less likely to feel the need to seek out help. Mental health is an important issue that needs more awareness, so let’s take a look at some of the generational differences in mental health. Generational differences in mental health include: - Millennials are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts than other generations because of social media pressure and lack of support from friends. - Gen Z is less likely to be diagnosed with mental illness ... read more

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Before You Start A New Exercise Regime Do These 4 Things

18/03/2022

Beginning a new exercise regime can be a very exciting experience. However, to ensure you stick at it over the long term and see the results you are looking for, there are some things you will need to have sorted out beforehand. Read on to find out what they are.  Get any foot injuries/issues under control  One of the most important things to get sorted out before you take up a new exercise activity are any foot injuries or issues. Sadly, far too many people think that they can train through foot problems or that the exercise they do will be enough to cure them. Of course, this ... read more

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