2022 – Year in Review
Did 2022 kinda suck for me? Yeah, I would say it did. Besides bringing the twinnies into the world, not much else went to plan. I had a hospital stay after my twins were born, my oldest daughter had a seizure and an unfortunate diagnosis and we had an issue with our neighbour that affected…
My Top 10 Favourite Books of 2022
If it wasn’t for Goodreads, Instagram and my blog, I wouldn’t be able to keep track of all the books I’ve read in 2022 – and I’m not even a big reader compared to the Bookstagrammers I follow. This year, with the exception of the books that I plan to get through this month and…
A Fake Proposal, Two Dogs and Light Up Golf; A 2022 Writing Wrap Up
In 2022, I had big hopes of finishing off at least one of my manuscripts. In a perfect world, I would have liked to finish the three drafts that are waiting for some editing love. In reality, I was barely able to finish one. In fact, as I’m writing this, I’m taking a break from…
November Wrap Up: Reading, Listening, Watching and Life
Reading It’s official. November is the first month where I have finished zero books. None. A goose egg of reading. And it’s not because I was busy writing 50,000 words for…
October Wrap Up: Reading, Watching, Listening and Life
Reading You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle Following on from last month, this month’s reread is You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle. I thought this was such a unique…
September Wrap Up: Reading, Listening, Watching and Life
Reading Falling For Your Fake Fiancé by Emma St. Clair This is the book that has started my Emma St. Clair binge this month. I’d only read one of her novellas…
August Wrap Up: Reading, Listening, Watching and Life
Books Mad About You by Mhairi McFarlane Mhairi McFarlane is one of my favourite authors. In fact, I think she is my number one favourite author. I love the way she…
July Wrap Up: Reading, Listening, Watching and Life
Reading In A New York Minute by Kate Spencer In a New York Minute was a quick and charming read. While the timeline was something I had to work on keeping…
The Honest Twin Diaries: Leaving the House is Exhausting
When I was a childless woman, leaving the house was never much to think about. I’d grab my keys, wallet and phone and be out the door to wherever I needed…
Trying a Morning Routine For My Personality Type
I find humans fascinating. I suppose that’s one of the reasons I love writing. I like creating characters that are both like and unlike me. I’ve always said that my dream…
June Update: Reading, Watching Listening and Life
Reading The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams Okay, you got me. Technically, I finished this one in May. I’ve read four Sarah Adams books now and have come to realise that…
Meet the Author
There’s some new faces around my blog and my Instagram, so I thought it would be the perfect time to reintroduce myself. First of all, I want to thank you for…
The Honest Twin Diaries: The Four Month Sleep Regression
Yep. We all know having twins is hard. It’s two babies. It’s mathematically proven to be harder than one. But, I’ve been so lucky. I can’t really complain about my twinnies.…
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