It's been a little while between posts... I have been tied up with getting the website to a fully functioning position. There's still a bit of fine-tuning to do, but it is starting to take shape!
In the meantime, everywhere I look, we are being inundated with prompts for Valentine's Day. Even if you are a bit cynical about the commercialisation of this event, it is hard not to get caught up in the moment. But, if you don't have a special someone (and I don't!!!) who you want to impress, or who is going to indulge you, then it might be worth organising a little something just for yourself.
A like the idea of doing a Girls Night In, just for the single ladies... no sitting around wallowing in sad singledom, but celebraing independence instead.
One of my favourite things to do with a bunch of old friends, is for everyone to contribute a few written 'questions', and to draw these out during the night. Prompts such as, "What was the worst outfit you have every worn", "Who was the first boy you ever kissed", "What is your greatest regret in life", will bring on some illuminating and funny conversations.
If you are going to have a Girls Night, take some inspiration from this image from Social Couture, it's so frou-frou and over the top, no-one could be serious or wallow in an environment like this!
In the meantime, everywhere I look, we are being inundated with prompts for Valentine's Day. Even if you are a bit cynical about the commercialisation of this event, it is hard not to get caught up in the moment. But, if you don't have a special someone (and I don't!!!) who you want to impress, or who is going to indulge you, then it might be worth organising a little something just for yourself.
A like the idea of doing a Girls Night In, just for the single ladies... no sitting around wallowing in sad singledom, but celebraing independence instead.
One of my favourite things to do with a bunch of old friends, is for everyone to contribute a few written 'questions', and to draw these out during the night. Prompts such as, "What was the worst outfit you have every worn", "Who was the first boy you ever kissed", "What is your greatest regret in life", will bring on some illuminating and funny conversations.
If you are going to have a Girls Night, take some inspiration from this image from Social Couture, it's so frou-frou and over the top, no-one could be serious or wallow in an environment like this!
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