Get Fit and Fabulous: A 1950s Inspired Workout and Exercise Routine The 1950s were a time of booming post-war optimism, and fitness was no exception. Women embraced exercise with enthusiasm, seeking to maintain a healthy and glamorous figure. In today's health conscious world, there are heaps of workout to suit all bodies and fitness levels. … Continue reading 1950s Inspired Fitness Routine
Tending the Garden, Tending the Soul: How Gardening Can Heal Gardening, at its core, is an act of nurturing. We cultivate seeds, provide sunlight, water, and protection, all with the hope of witnessing vibrant growth. But gardening, much like life itself, is a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns. It's a humbling experience that … Continue reading The Mental Health Garden: How Gardening Changed the Way I See Relationships
Hey so that was a test, if you're really searching for a magical diet for the perfect pinup body you've forgotten the point of pinup which is all about embracing yourself and your body exactly how it is. Forget the Diet, Embrace the Pinup: Celebrate Your Body, No Shrink Wrap Required! Let's talk pinup! That classic, glamorous … Continue reading Diet for the Perfect Pinup Body
What I've noticed after taking almost a year off from social media If you've followed me on any of my social media, you might have noticed that I've taken a huge break and haven't posted for close to a year at this point. Although that may sound like social media suicide for some people, I … Continue reading Unplugging for Peace: Why Taking a Social Media Break is a Mental Health Must
A Moment of Calm in a Chaotic World In our fast-paced lives, filled with deadlines, errands, and constant connectivity, it's easy to forget the simple pleasures. But amidst the chaos, there exists a small, steaming cup of happiness waiting to be savoured: a cup of tea. If you've spent any time on my blog, you'd … Continue reading The Simple Joy of a Cup of Tea
This is not a factual or informative post about the current worldwide situation created due to the COVID19 Corona Virus; I am not a medical expert so I cannot in good faith provide information about the virus itself. I can, however, share mental health advice and some fun vintage activities you can due if you … Continue reading Vintage Activities to do during Quarantine
I think we all have that skill or talent we want to learn but we put it in the 'one-day' pile. For me, that skill was knitting. I had always wanted to learn it when I was in high school but this is before there were tutorials on YouTube and I knew nobody who could … Continue reading Oversharing with MonMon – Knitting
Now that the temperature is slowly dropping, it's common to feel the effects of seasonal depression. Cold weather and shorter days can bring about a sadness that isn't always easy to snap out off especially after a fun-filled summer. But winter doesn't have to be all dark and gloomy; it's a great time to slow … Continue reading Self Care Winter Tips