Christmas is almost upon us, but we still have a short while to get those last bits of shopping done. Finding your loved one’s ‘main’ present is perhaps one of the trickiest tasks when it comes to Christmas presents. The main Christmas present if often the one they will leave until last and come back to throughout the rest of Christmas Day.
Personalised gifts can be a lovely way to show someone you have really put thought into what you’ve bought them. Have you heard of Wanapix? I’ve recently come across them so thought I’d let you know a bit more about what you can create via the Wanapix site.
Wardrobes can be a nightmare to keep tidy can’t they? They don’t seem to take long to get in a complete state if you don’t have a system. Are you a systems person when it comes to your wardrobe, or a bit more haphazard in your approach?
Travel can be expensive, especially when you have a large family. From the airfare to food, to the local transportation costs, you will start to incur expenses quickly. Here are a few ways you can save money on your accommodation.
I do love a useful present. One of my favourite birthday gifts this year was a huge wheelbarrow. I love it because it’s a massive time-saver. It holds about four times that of a regular sized barrow and I can also put the children in it if I need to as well.
Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day 2019 needs YOUR help to make it the biggest and best yet. Since launching in 2012, Christmas Jumper Day has raised over £21 million to help build a better future for children in the UK and around the world. That’s incredible!
I don’t know about you, but I’m always looking for ways to use my time more effectively. Life admin and general everyday chores can take up a huge amount of time everyday. Here are a few ways of clawing back some of that time to allocate elsewhere.
Black Friday might be over but that doesn’t mean there aren’t more bargain buys to be had before Christmas hits us. Some years it seems that as Christmas gets closer shops are starting what would have traditionally been their ‘January sales’ in December.
