Unlike England, there’s no council tax in Ireland – which means you organise your own refuse collection. Whilst this might sound like a faff, I actually think it’s brilliant because it makes you far more conscious of the waste you produce. What’s really blown me away is Panda’s comprehensive recycling programme – they even accept soft plastics like bread bags and crisp packets, something unheard of back in Ashtead! Not only that, they’re leading the way with electric bin lorries and solar-powered facilities… Further Steps to Sustainable Living →
The Move
What happens when a tech enthusiast with ADHD sets out to create the perfect home studio? A two-week adventure in procrastination, perfectionism, and professional video conferencing. Join me as I share why looking good on Zoom matters more than you might think, and how embracing our ADHD traits can actually become our superpower. Dive deeper into home studio setup →
On this All Souls’ Night, as I mark my 14th consecutive morning sea dip at Bannow Beach, I reflect on how modern rituals interweave with ancient Irish traditions. For over 2,000 years, this night has held special significance in Ireland, when souls of departed loved ones were believed to return home. As I share part 2 of our moving story, discover how traditional customs of welcoming spirits blend with our daily practices in modern-day Ireland. Discover more of our journey →
Today was one of those days that felt like it would never end, but now that it’s over, we can’t help but feel accomplished. Our moving truck finally arrived at the storage unit, and it took the combined effort of three of us over six hours to unload every last box and piece of furniture Unpack the rest of the story →