Disclaimer: I have yet to actually remove these items from the house due to trying to sell/can't donate to charity shops/can't get them to family! But they are away in a box and that's close enough for me to warrant this post!
Ooh it's been a long time since I cracked open one of my witchy books! The last time I celebrated a Sabbat was back in October for good old Samhain. It's a brand new year and I'm ready for more witchy goodness with Imbolc!
Anybody else using TV to get through yet another lockdown? Here's the series we're watching to keep us entertained...
As someone with mental health issues, self care is extremely important to me. Thinking back on my first bout of depression in my late teens, it's incredible to see how I cope now. I spent months alone, in my bed, asleep all day and awake all night. It was a dreadful time for myself and my family. Now, as an adult, I've developed ways to get through my low days.
I have officially been off Instagram for over a month now. Give or take. Unfortunately I can't remember when exactly and I no longer have the last image I posted, but we'll say about a month. I feel so much better for it.
Full credit goes to Linda Roche for the inspiration behind this blog post!
I did a lot of spending in 2020. I ended up buying myself a Kindle and a new laptop. But what purchases have made me a happiest? It's certainly given me a lot to think about...
I have officially applied for primary school places for Charlie this year. I can't believe it's come around so quickly. How the hell am I going to have a four year old in school this September?! It's genuinely terrifying.
It's time to be more ruthless, with my stuff and myself. I'm fed up with having too much stuff and not enough money! So here are my minimalism goals for the new year.
