There are some things in every woman’s life that she should get around to doing. And here are the top five. Continue reading The five things you should take care of for yourself as a woman
…since so many of us have been at home, we’ve been decluttering like never before. I don’t know about you, but I am yet to clear away all the bags of clothes I have decluttered out of the house. Here’s how to handle them, responsibly. Continue reading Get rid of your old clothes responsibly
Whether you are trying to follow a strictly vegan diet, or a plant-based diet, or you see yourself as a flexitarian or you just want to cut your food bill down some, this article is for you. Continue reading How to keep your vegan (or not) groceries budget low
This means that over the few years I got a chance to try out over 30 different brands of menstrual cups. And while all of them were generally fine, there are three standouts which I’ll talk about today. Continue reading Top three menstrual cups, judged by someone who tried over 30 different ones
I have been pottering around the house today and noticed a life trend. As I moved from room to room I realised that my belongings no longer look like the belongings I had in my 20s. In today’s article I’ll take you through the key differences I have spotted between my things back then and now. Before I get into listing the differences out, it’s … Continue reading Belongings in my 20s vs belongings in my 30s
How’s your July? Mine is moving. Slowly, but surely I am headed for the end of this month and unusually, I really want to get into August now. Not because I want July to just end, but because I’m heading out of the country in late August and I am just really excited for the trip! But to the point: What I’ve been reading – more … Continue reading Happy Monday (20th July 2020)
Well…if you haven’t felt it yet, it seems that our economy has turned from a big bowl into a sieve recently, and every minute people are falling through the holes as their jobs disappear. If you are suspecting that you might be heading in that direction too or just fancy a job change, here are some steps to help you prepare. The backup plan Sometimes … Continue reading How you should be prepared for not having a job even when you have one
While I personally don’t care all that much about what people think about my habits, I appreciate that this might be different for other people. And for these people frugality comes with a challenge – while it’s valid and important in everyday life, nobody really wants to come across as ‘cheap’ or ‘stingy’. In this article I’ll walk you through specific frugal habits which are … Continue reading Frugal habits that won’t make you seem ‘cheap’
Maybe we should start with a background here. I have two passports – one from the country I grew up in and the other from the country I live in. Controversially, this allows me to vote in both countries. In this article I will explain why I execute that right and why you should vote too. The idea for this article was prompted by a … Continue reading The reasons I vote (in more than one country)
I’m about to start week 9 of being in a lockdown. NINE. That’s full 8 weeks or 56 days done, almost two months. And a lot can change in a budget in the span of two months. Today I’ll tell you about the key expenses which are no longer a thing in my budget, and what they’ve been replaced by. Going out Everything is shut … Continue reading Expenses I cut during the lockdown and what they’ve been replaced with
