1. Drink a glass of water first thing in the morning: So easy and so doable and so very good for you. When you wake up your body needs to be hydrated, to flush out toxins. By drinking one to two glasses of water first thing in the morning you are firing up your metabolism, fueling your brain and you will also relieve constipation. In Japan this is common practice because they believe that it can prevent and even cure diseases.
1. The ultimate superfood pregnancy smoothie.
2. Three unusual ways to display your flowers.
3. Have you read my blog post on TEDxNicosia latest event?
4. Awesome tan leather lounge chairs to drool over.
5. So funny. Hilarious parenting comics.
6. No screen-time until …
Once our second little dude makes his appearance one thing everyone is certain of and they like telling me is that Georgie will become jealous. I beg to differ.
Of course I am aware that baby’s arrival will signify a massive change in Georgie’s life. Just as it will for papa and me. I find that to be absolutely normal. We will all struggle to adapt just like we would if we moved to Africa! Or something drastic like that!
Recently I was scrolling through one of my favourite blogs, Cup of Jo when I came across an article about weddings and cash registries in the US. Joanna, author of the blog, explained that she once had the urge to give cash as a wedding gift instead of usual household registry and that she used a cool site where couples register for cash in a sweet way. Interesting no?
I decided to take a few days off blogging and rest up with the family during the Easter holidays. Our past two Easters have been spent travelling so this year we wanted to be with our families and really ‘feel’ Easter.
We took a one-night trip to the mountains where papa’s parents have a house in one of the villages, visited friends and basked in the sun. We ate ridiculous amounts of delicious foods, consumed our weight in chocolate eggs, played tsougkrisma and of course my family’s favourite Easter egg game, an epic egg hunt.