The ultimate guide to choosing earrings for your mum
Nov 03 2025
Choosing earrings for your mum should feel special and not stressful. Whether it’s her birthday, Mother’s Day or just because, a thoughtful pair of earrings can say more than words. But with so many styles out there, where do you start? This guide helps you pick a pair she’ll love and wear often. Read on to find the perfect pair that suits her style and personality.
Visiting a new baby? Here’s what you can do for mum!
Nov 02 2025
The new baby visit – a sacred social ritual where everyone coos over a tiny, squishy human while mum’s mask politely through a fog of hormones, exhaustion and a copious amount of dry shampoo. You’ve been waiting weeks, even months to meet this adorable little bundle, and all you want to do is put the camera in its face and take pictures.
But before you grab your keys and head on over, there are a few rules you need to know. Visiting a newborn is not about you, and if you show up without talking to mum first, you’re going to be in a lot of trouble. If you want to make an impression, you need to think about what you could be doing for mum.
Prince Andrew – A Royal reckoning
Oct 31 2025
Let’s not dress this up in polite court language: the monarchy has been called into account – and yes, I’m cheering. The man formerly known as Prince Andrew, scion of privilege and poster-boy for entitlement, has been stripped of his princely style, uprooted from his Windsor estate, and quite possibly forced to stare at a life he never truly earned.
Capturing life‘s moment with a personalised photo book
Oct 31 2025
In this technologically advanced world, people‘s memories often live on phones and other digital galleries. The best way to turn endless photo galleries into timeless keepsakes is by turning them into a personalised photo book. The section below talks about how to celebrate life‘s milestones and create something you can share, treasure and hold for years.
The darkly delicious truth about Halloween
Oct 30 2025
Oh, my darling ghouls and sceptics, let’s drop the plastic pumpkins and talk truth. Halloween – that glitter-covered parade of cobwebbed nonsense – didn’t begin with a candy company or a Hollywood slasher flick. No, my loves, it was born from bonfires, bones, and the exquisite terror of the unknown.
You see, before Starbucks sold “Pumpkin Spice Anything,” there were Celts – fierce, muddy, magnificent people – dancing around flames on the edge of the known world. The night was called Samhain, and it marked the end of the harvest, when the veil between the living and the dead was rumoured to flutter thin enough for the dearly departed (and the not-so-dearly) to pop back in for a visit. And naturally, to avoid being possessed or pestered by wandering spirits, the Celts dressed in animal skins and smeared soot on their faces – not to win a costume contest, but to survive the night.
Productivity is overrated (Pass the Prosecco)
Oct 29 2025
Ah, laziness. That deliciously taboo word that sends shivers down the spine of every productivity guru and LinkedIn warrior. We’ve been told for decades that idleness is the enemy of success — that to sit still is to fall behind. Yet, I propose something rather scandalous: perhaps laziness isn’t the disease of our age, but the antidote.
