Meal planning is a terrible chore in my books – it requires planning ahead, knowing what it is that you might or might not want to eat, buying a boatload of groceries in one go and then spending 3-4 hours by the stove getting all that food prepared. But I do it anyway. Continue reading All about meal planning and finding food inspiration
‘You can get your money when you need it’ is a title of a recent BBC news article talking about a new salary payment option being slowly made available in some organisations in the UK. The scheme is operated by a company called Wagestream and in a nutshell it allows employees to get paid as they go instead of getting paid in time increments such … Continue reading A payday revolution
In the last few years I have visited over 25 countries. Each of them has taught me something about life, money and people. Continue reading The things I learnt when travelling
I took my time with getting to Michelle Obama’s book, mainly because I found her husband’s books a little hard to get through. Continue reading Monthly Book Club: ‘Becoming’ by Michelle Obama
It’s Monday the 3rd June. The international children’s day was on the 1st of June – it was lovely to get a phone call from my parents and joke around at the fact that their youngest child is in her 30s. The holiday is a bigger deal for my brother who has two children – actual small people – and ended up sending me a … Continue reading Happy Monday (3rd June 2019)
