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Need ideas to keep your kids busy during school breaks? This will prevent them from getting too much screen time, which might not be good for their mental and physical health. Being creative about the things your kids can do during school breaks can fight off boredom and could help them develop important skills. You can join in on the fun to make things more … Continue reading How to Make the Most of School Holidays
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This is the definition of love ❤️ There is no other food that perfectly sums up the feeling of snuggling under a cozy blanket, holding hands with your favourite person, and soft glowing sunsets. A steaming bowl of soup is the perfect source of happiness and nutrition this winter! Soups also provide ample amounts of water and nutrients to your body. Plus, it’s low-cal! We … Continue reading Midweek Soup Ideas | To Feed Your Body and Soul
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Like me! The smell of certain greens always takes me back to those times as a small kid 🥲 And now, as a big kid, I am trying to fix my aversions for SOME veggies (sorry, but mushrooms can eff off 😑) Here are some yummy recipes that are packed with vegetable goodness, cheap, and so easy to prepare 🥙. Please beware, I measure with … Continue reading My best hidden-veggie dishes for veggie haters pt.1
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For many, the pressure is high! It’s common for students to turn to caffeinated beverages to fuel long study sessions, but this comes with some significant downsides. Rooibos is a great alternative for the body and mind – without the crash. Continue reading Why Rooibos is the perfect exam-fuel for students ⛽️🫖
This is OUR watchlist wrapped 2024. Hubby and I love to watch movies and series together. While our tastes in entertainment are very different, we often find common ground in interesting picks. Continue reading A random review of things we’ve watched in 2024
For centuries, human beings have used the powers of good food to honour life’s many milestones. Found a new crush: eat some strawberry mochi. Got that dream job: whip up spicy garlic ramen. Celebrating your birthday week: cuddle up with warm soup dumplings. With many thanks to the ‘Korean Wave’ and the rising interest in Asian cultures, locals can now enjoy exotic flavours and dishes … Continue reading ‘Masitda’! Chatting with local foodie Halaal Asian Delights
A few weeks later, I sat waiting for my friends in the school cafeteria. It was unusual for Katie and me to arrive there separately. When I searched for her in her classroom, she’d already left. I scanned the room, making sure I had a view of all the entrances, yet neither Katie nor any of my other friends walked through any of them. Suddenly … Continue reading Confessions of a Teenage Body Shamer #4
Nearly 10 per cent of women experience endometriosis worldwide – you’re not alone if you have this disorder! Endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus (the endometrium) grows outside the uterine cavity. The tissue growth can form on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bowel and tissues lining the pelvis. This condition can cause chronic irritation and extreme pain, and infertility. In a … Continue reading Let’s Talk About Endometriosis (En-doe-me-tree-O-sis)
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