When planning a trip with your family, whether a short holiday or a long term trip, it can seem a little overwhelming. There is a lot to think about, including all the right documentation, keeping the kids entertained and much more. There will inevitably be challenges, but the more prepared you are for the trip, the higher chance of it going smoothly.
Here are 5 top tips to help you plan the best trip abroad with your family.
*Disclosure - this is a collaborative post*
If you enjoy walking, you know exactly how satisfying it is when you complete a walking challenge. The ability to move from one place to the other is not afforded to everyone, but if you can step up your hobby and take it to another level, wouldn't you want to?
If you are going through a divorce, or perhaps you foresee a separation on the horizon, this can be a highly stressful, emotional experience. You might feel depressed, intensely emotional, and very vulnerable in this situation. Alternatively, you could be feeling liberated and happy to be moving on from this relationship.
With the
demands of everyday life taking its toll, it is easy for people to become
stressed and anxious. Throw a worldwide pandemic into the mix, and it’s near
enough impossible to avoid a crippling sense of anxiety. Anxiety comes when we feel out of control. It’s safe to say that 2020 has been a whole load of stuff outside of our control. With that in mind, the way to overcome anxiety is to focus on the things that are within our control. Here are some of them.
This is a post that I have been meaning to do for months, but I wanted to wait for a while to test out the paints durability on a well used floor first. During lockdown, DIY has gone through the roof and I was no exception to this. I have hated our hallway tiles since we bought the house, but we have made do with them, until now. During lockdown I decided to give them a revamp with Frenchic Al Fresco paint. If this is something you have considered doing, then keep reading.
This year has been a tricky one, and the different holidays that many of us planned never quite got the chance to come to fruition. While some people are taking the risk and heading abroad, there are still many who prefer to stay a bit closer to home. After all, with such rapidly changing lockdown and quarantine rules, not all of us can afford to spend 14 days in self-isolation when we return from a holiday!
