#BEDN 20 > It’s Only Fashion Baby
Today I have one simple question for you. To Christmas Jumper or not Christmas Jumper?
#BEDN 19 > Newsflash – Found Cash
Today BEDN bloggers are being encouraged to write about something that’s in the news. I was going to address my thoughts on this scary clown that has been reported around Lincoln (and other towns), stepping out in front of cars … Continued
#BEDN 18 > Anti Bullying Week
Do you know what it’s like?
#BEDN 17 > Relax – Do You Meditate?
Meditation is meant to be an excellent way to relax and unwind. Not in a watch-a-whole-box-set or listen-to-music kind of way. Or in a dig-the-garden or paint-a-picture kind of way. But in a clear-the-mind and refresh-the-head kind of way. Instead, … Continued
#BEDN 16 > Hobbies – Meet Zoe the Trombone Player
Let me introduce you to Splodz the trombone player… I was brought up in a very musical family and was encouraged from a very young age to sing and play music. Music had a place at every family occasion; my … Continued
#BEDN 15 > Favourite Folk
In my language “folk” refer to “parents”… so here are mine. Thank you Mum and Dad for all you have done and continue to do for me. I love you.
#BEDN 14 > Workspace – My Blogging Office
Want to see my blogging office? Well here it is… As you can see I am an iPad girl, with a bluetooth keyboard (thanks to Black Friday last year) to make things nice and easy and a very useful Spider … Continued
#BEDN 13 > World Kindness Day – The Paradoxical Commandments
The Paradoxical Commandments People are illogical, unreasonable, and self-centered. Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives. Do good anyway. If you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies. Succeed … Continued
#BEDN 12 > Your Hometown – Lincoln
“Where are you from” has been a bit of a difficult question for me to answer in the past. Due to my mum and dad’s work, I lived in several different towns before I was 17 – giving me a … Continued
#BEDN 11 > Remembrance – Never Forget
Monday 11th November is classed as Remembrance – or Armistice – Day. We mark the occasion with a traditional silence at 11am and by wearing a poppy. Personally I am privileged to normally take part in two Remembrance Day parades locally each … Continued