A blog by a witchy book lover that loves to rant about politics and diet culture
I've had the Too Good to Go app on my phone for a while and have had the good intentions to use it but just haven't gotten around to it until recently. We are once again shaking up our finances and finding ways to save money and reduce our outgoings. Over the last 18 months or so takeaways and small £30-40 shops have increased and it's gotten a bit out of control. One of the things we thought would be a good meet in the middle would be to try using Too Good to Go more often as it ... Read more
Final Fantasy games are some of my absolute favourite video games of all time but I've never tried the online MMO versions of the games. Final Fantasy 14 is one such that I hadn't tried before but when we got our PS5 earlier in the year I decided to give it a try. I think I got the starter pack which included a free trial as well as the main base game and all the expansions up to Shadowbringers. I've since preordered the next installment - Endwalker - which comes out in November. I ... Read more
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I can't quite believe I have a three year old. Doesn't every parent say that on their child's birthday though? Just three years ago we were on our way to hospital which would eventually lead to c-section number two for me, but with the support of Adam and my Doula Sophie and the obsetrician team at Basingstoke hospital Felix came into the world angry and purple. When we had him three years ago we didn't expect to have to parent the way we have especially over the last 18 months of the ... Read more
I recently read an article about how Britain is facing a 'Baby Shortage' which is predicted to lead to 'economic stagnation' due to the fact there will be an increase in the amount of people retired vs the amount of people in work. An aging population, a decline in the amount of births, I suppose, means less products for the machine to keep the economy going. You can read the whole article via The Guardian and the reports from Social Market Foundation Thinktank who are trying to think ... Read more