“Every day, I like to wake up and remind myself to be grateful of the simple things.” Miranda Kerr
Saturday quote
The power of your public library
Explore your public library again
When in Boston, what do you see? You’d probably walk the historic Freedom Trail, watch a baseball game or enjoy the greenery in Boston Common, a massive public park in the centre of the city. During our recent visit, we also added the Boston Public Library to the itinerary. My friend is a keen lover of books and fascinated by its architecture. This public library did not disappoint and reminded me how we all should utilise the power of our public libraries more frequently.
Saturday quote
“Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without.” Boyd K. Packer
Saturday quote
“The simplest things are often the truest.” Richard Bach
Saturday quote
“You cannot always have what you want. Sometimes you get what you need.” Linda Berdoll
We’re finally on a break this week!
We’re finally enjoying a break from the heat
We’ve waited so long for this week. It’s our summer holiday and we’re finally getting a break from the heat.
Last week, we’ve wrapped up the last projects, packed as light as possible and slept through most of the first flight. During our long layover, we managed to catch up with an ex-colleague which felt so good! Are you still in touch with your work friends?
Saturday quote
“Any half-awake materialist well knows, that which you hold holds you.” Tom Robbins
What to cook this week?
6 amazing recipes for you to cook
It’s still the weekend and you’re already dreading what to cook next week? If you don’t have a cafeteria at work and constantly need to eat out, your food bill can go sky high. Prepping your lunches can save you money and control what you’re eating. To many, this sounds great! Just what to cook next week?
We’ve 6 different suggestions for your lunch box.
Saturday quote
“Well, all I need is the air I breathe and a place to rest my head.” OneRepublic
Is Inbox Zero for you?
Is Inbox Zero the answer to conquering your emails?
How many emails do you have in your inbox? 47, 259 or 21,858? None of these numbers look like an Inbox Zero! Each number looks more like a potential nightmare and it’s not surprising that emails and paper clutter are mentioned as the biggest organising headache. Is Inbox Zero the solution to this?