Clara_desiré

Hello! I hope you all had a merry Christmas and a happy new year At this time of year, I usually try to make things cosy in my free time. My expectations: Do Yoga, Drink green tea, Get a good night sleep My reality: Watch movies/shows, Read, drink coffee to past that point where it’s ‘normal’ So I wanted to give you inspiration of favourite books and what I intend to read this year. I will do a similar post about what to watch… So Favourite books: -            Maeve Binchy “To light a penny candle” (If you like great storys with a huggggge plottwist” -           Lauren Graham “Talking as fast as I can” (If you fangirl over Lauren Graham and Lorelai Gilmore…) -           Anne Marie Silinko “Desiré” (A diary from Napoleons first girlfriend. She ended up being the queen of Sweden. It’s a pretty funny story”) -           Phillip Pullman dark materials (My favorite fantasy triology, and I’m quite picky…) -           Walter the story of a rat (T

Hello, Everybody has their own Clark Griswald kind of Christmas. It can be awful. You just sit there eat way too much, drink way too much, try WAY hard and let Christmas come and go. We have all been there, with a crazy family and a crazy holiday time... Here is my Chrismas survival guide: 1. Chill Try not to be the one who ruins things with being too negative or having too high expectations. Everybody is probably doing what they can. Sometimes you just have to let go. forgive and forget. 2. Laugh Sometimes the best way to get out of a really odd or awkward conversation with some family member is to smile and laugh. It can comprehend fights or whatever might effect Christmas mood. 3. Start a project If you sit and fiddle with something under conversations and stuff it can get your mind somewhere else. You could knit and if you don't know how to, learn it! Watch some youtube videos, this can really be a life saver... Draw, this one is probably more