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The Physical And Mental Benefits Of Exercising During Pregnancy

June 18, 2019 By Ellen

Exercise is something that is recommended for a variety of physical and mental health reasons, including during pregnancy. However, prior to exercise, pregnant moms should consult their gynecologist first in order to know what exercise will best suit them. Pregnancy exercise will differ slightly from what you would normally do, but the main goal is always […]

Filed Under: review Tagged With: exercise, pregnancy, Review

Women’s football: balls to the sexists

June 14, 2019 By Ellen

A late submission to football chat… I first decided football wasn’t for me sometime in the late 1980s when, with a Dons-supporting boyfriend at Pittodre, the opposition substituted a black player. The racism shocked and sickened me. That these ordinary folk in the stand beside me had brought a banana with them to express their […]

Filed Under: boys Tagged With: boys, feminism, football, in the world, Scotland, Sexism, sport, Women's World Cup

First midge bites of the year… what I learned lately

June 4, 2019 By Ellen

I love this time of year. It’s ‘get caught without sunblock’ season. There’s still a few pine needles under the sofa and actual summer is ages away, yet it’s warm enough to get out there. And it’s busy, busy with my favourite things, so, obviously, there’s lots to learn… L is for fear. If learning […]

Filed Under: boys, family, other things I have learned, Uncategorized Tagged With: Blaven, busy weekend, chips, driving, in my life, Skye, Tyndrum

You Don’t Have To Face The Challenges Of Modern Life Alone

May 22, 2019 By Ellen

Modern life can be tough, but you’ll make things infinitely harder when you face those difficulties alone. We all need a helping hand from time to time, and learning to reach out for it is one of the best things you’ll ever do. If you would like the help of a life coach to face […]

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How To Effectively Manage Multiple Different Debt Repayments

May 22, 2019 By Ellen

Mortgages, personal loans, car loans and credit cards are some of the most common types of debt. Since the application process is now so easy and approval rates are high, taking on debt has become increasingly common and convenient. In fact, household debt is one of the highest in the world. In an environment where […]

Filed Under: review Tagged With: finances, Money, Review, wealth

How to make your blogging business more professional

May 11, 2019 By Ellen

The world of blogging has changed significantly since it began – but this is a good thing. While at first, many people saw blogging as a hobby. That’s no longer the case. These days, so many people are turning their beloved blogs into a career. While to some, the idea of making money from a […]

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Shoe horns and ready salted crisps – things I’ve learned from getting older

May 6, 2019 By Ellen

Actually, it’s just one thing. It’s OK to change your mind. There’s something in those unquestionable lessons of life that seem to say know your self, decide who you are and – most importantly – stick with it. Like, choosing your career before you are old enough to drive, or whether or not you’re homosexual […]

Filed Under: family, other things I have learned Tagged With: ageing, creative writing, crisps, decisions, feminism, humour, in my life, in the world, shoe horn, things I've learned, unconditional love

Making a spectacle (or pair of spectacles) – things I’ve learned lately

May 4, 2019 By Ellen

It’s May the Fourth today. This, apparently, means something to those members of the population who have seen any of the Star Wars films. I haven’t but that doesn’t mean I’m not aware of the general idea – glow-in-the-dark swords and creatures too clever to bother with syntax. What it means to me, is an […]

Filed Under: boys, family, other things I have learned, things I learned from my children today Tagged With: a good cry, A Monster Calls, glasses, Iolla, May the fourth, Patrick Ness, Star Wars, varifocals

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