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What I Learned from My Travels Through Egypt
Here's why you should throw out the history book, switch off the news and travel instead.
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Move Over Beauty Advent Calendars, Luxury Beauty Eggs Have Taken Over
With the popularity of Christmas Beauty Advent on the rise, it was only natural for beauty brands to now release the Luxury Beauty Egg – right? In case you missed it, many international beauty brands have now released a stunning range of Easter egg inspired beauty packages, where you can crack open large plastic eggs to find a variety of some of your favourite beauty items. They haven’t yet been released in Australia, though I suspect they will reach our shores in time for next Easter, so make sure to keep a look out. Of course, if you are travelling through the UK, they are already on sale across selected…
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DIY Easter Decorations: A Simple and Easy Decorating Idea for Easter
With Easter just around the corner, I thought I would share one of my favourite DIY Easter decorating ideas.
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4 Healthy Alternatives to Eating Chocolate for Easter
Instead of over-eating chocolate, why not try one of these four delicious healthy treats. Of course, Easter really isn’t Easter, without eating some chocolate. But, instead of indulging and over-eating too much chocolate, step outside your comfort zone and try one of these delicious healthy recipes instead. I’m always looking for interesting new ways to satisfy my sweet tooth, and often I find myself resorting back to the good old chocolate bar, when I just don’t feel anything else cuts in in the sweet treats department. For Easter this year, I really wanted to explore new ways of both treating myself and my friends and family, giving a gift that…
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Historic Sydney: Exploring Coal Loader in North Sydney
Last week it was Greg’s Birthday, so to celebrate we opted for a historical tour through the old coal loader sustainable site in North Sydney. Located on the Waverton waterfront, Coal Loader is a place to relax, feel inspired, learn about Sydney’s coal history and even grab a coffee and some lunch. It was once the coal industry hub where all the ship transporting coal would dock and unload the coal, where it would be thrown down a chute into a coal mining trolley or minecart, which was sitting on tracks (similar to that of a train track) where it could be easily transported and loaded onto trucks. Click here…
