Search results for: “summer sadness”
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Six Causes of Summer Sadness
Yes, summer sadness is a thing. It’s not just you. It’s not quite the same as winter SAD but summer can set off a whole ocean of conflicted or unhappy feelings. I’m no expert other than knowing how it is to feel underwhelmed by summer sometimes and definitely a winter SAD sufferer, so please add…
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Nails Inc Plant Power New Brights
[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] I have completely changed what I was going to post about today because yesterday a friend dropped round this beautiful bunch of mimosa and I couldn’t not take about a million pictures of it. It’s the perfect partner to the new shades of Plant Power from Nails Inc. So, the new shades are Time…
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Mood Boosts And Fulvic Body Lotion
[unpaid/sample] Much as I love to cosy down under a rug it’s all too easy at the moment – this daylight shift I think is going to be difficult this year because of everything. I used to have terrible SAD which has got easier over the years – but at the same time also get…
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It’s OK Not To ‘Make The Most’ Of The Weather
No matter how much we look forward to summer, the reality of it, unless you’re poolside with fridge, is that it’s hard work. Doing all the same things you usually do in the face of severe heat feeling marginally guilty that you’re not loving it, isn’t nearly as much fun as we imagine in February…
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Feather & Down Sleeping Beauty Set
[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] I read the other day about how the turn of the season is a trigger for feelings of sadness and low mood. There’s something that you can almost touch with that sense in the air that summer is fading and it’s little wonder we feel unsettled by it. Apparently, our fore-bearers would have seen…
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Mustaev Sheet Masks
The new Mustaev Sheet Masks made me smile this morning when I opened them up. Made in Korea, I’m not sure if things have got a bit lost in translation, but goodness… a Sadness Mask has to be a first! Described: To give lively skin from depressing and difficulty – if ONLY!! And don’t even start…
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What I’m Reading
01.02.2016 This is one of those books that you’re at home with instantly. The author, Damian Brown, has an easy writing style that doesn’t require any effort from the reader. He’s the only doctor for Medecins Sans Frontieres in a small outpost in Africa and as you might suspect sees some terrible things. Partly, it’s political…