Readings from 29ppm
More and more of us are choosing to do things by ourselves. Whether it’s going to concerts, the cinema, short breaks or long haul trips, it is becoming far less unusual to embark on these experiences alone.
The holidays are coming, and you’ve got family to entertain-what do you do?
Summer is fast approaching. The weather is doing its now all too familiar topsy-turvy, keep us all guessing game of ‘will it rain, snow or have tropical temperatures today?’ However, for many of us the bigger question than do you need a coat, Wellie boots or sunscreen, is ‘what can I do with the kids?!
If you have school age children the six week summer break can seem like a massive and impossible void to fill. However, with a little forethought and planning you can take to it like a breeze – even if there’s a gale blowing outside…
Wouldn’t it be great if Google really could provide the answer to everything? For example, ask Google ‘what is the answer to life, the Universe and everything’, and you will be given links to numerous articles and videos claiming to have the answer, to this, the most unanswerable of questions!
Well, why shouldn’t you?
Then again, let’s be honest, most cultures do not embrace the notion of being happily single. There is a constant drive to be in a relationship. If you’re not in one you’re supposed to be looking to start one; if you are partnered up, you’re supposed to do everything to make it last.
This is particularly true for women. With this broad cultural backdrop of pressure, it’s hardly surprising then, how many of us struggle on some level when we find ourselves suddenly single.
Jason Caddy's expert take on the signs in love.
There’s no such thing as a duff astrological match. But in the same way it pays to know your opponent in a game of chess, it can’t harm to know a bit about your potential partner or loved one, as determined by his or her sun sign.
