If you are thinking about travelling solo with your kids, first of all, you are amazing. It’s not always easy, but it is so much fun!. Whether you are going away for a weekend, flying abroad or even just hopping on a train, doing it alone with little ones in tow takes a bit of prep and a lot of snacks! :).
This summer, I have decided to set myself a challenge: grow and sculpt my glutes with focused, consistent training. After a full year of working with a personal trainer, I have learned so much about form, muscle activation and how to fuel my body. Now that I am training solo, I know exactly what I am doing, and ready to focus 100%.
If you are a parent, then you will already know the chaos that is the morning routine. Between brushing teeth, finding socks and convincing a small human that school isn't optional and their hay fever isn't a cold, breakfast can often become a last-minute grab-and-go if you are lucky.
My reading has come to a bit of a slump, and I am definitely not reading as much. The joys of getting into bed and scrolling TikTok for hours, I know, shoot me!. I can't help it at the moment.
Let’s be honest, the summer holidays are brilliant, if the sun is out, right?, But they can be long and really expensive if you are not careful. Keeping the kids entertained every day without turning to soft play or endless cinema trips takes some creativity and a decent snack stash.
After finding Samantha Hayes and absolutely loving The Engagement, of course, I was then on a mission to see if she had written anything else. I can't tell you how excited I was to see a ton of books and now have a TBR list the size of my arm :)
The world has seen more games come and go over the decades - even centuries - than we will likely ever know. From smaller games simply shared between friends to those that swept across countries before falling into obscurity, they come and go. And yet a handful have persisted to be known by people all over the world, despite language barriers and oceans lying between us.
