A post shared by Sarah Maisey sarahmaiseystylist. At this point, many of us have been working from home for a couple of months now due to the global pandemic. Our thoughts create our experiences, and thus, we experience what we think. The more you observe and tame your mind, the quieter you become, and the more you will be able to hear. Trim excess growth. Sophie Prideaux, assistant features editor. On their way to their little farm, they pass by an old man who sat peacefully and indifferently under an orange bower, enjoying the sunshine next to his house. Palestino, the Chilean club whose projection matters far beyond the pitch Football. In , and within just three focused days, French writer Voltaire published his most famous novel: Candide, ou l'Optimisme. Compare yourself to others and realize how unsuccessful you are. Katy Gillett, Weekend editor.
Our thoughts create our experiences, and thus, we experience what we think. La Résidence. Best Fertilizer for Indoor Palms. While working from home has meant it's been easier than ever to prepare fresh, home-cooked dinners each night, I leave baking as a weekend treat — quite literally. Drinking water and tea regularly to stay hydrated. One thing I have now stopped doing is using my laptop at the weekend. I celebrate the weekend by drawing new shaped eyebrows on my dog. By looking inward and making a few acres of greenery your main focus, you strive for the only worthy goal in life: Innerpeace and freedom. It's been the best way to switch off from work completely and spend the evening chatting away.
1. Nourish the ground and keep it fertile.
Like me, he is a blonde, and while I am reluctant to experiment on myself, I am more than happy to make mistakes on his face. Emma Day, deputy features editor. Continue shopping. While I cannot claim to have anything close to green fingers, since I've started self isolating, I've planted tomatoes, basil, mint and rosemary, and am enjoying seeing the green leaves of my labour. Sarah Maisey, Luxury deputy editor. One thing I have now stopped doing is using my laptop at the weekend. And you must pull out the weeds that will inevitably appear. It's something I typically relegated for Saturday nights anyhow, but having a long bath with a face mask, giving myself a home manicure, and just undertaking any little grooming rituals really makes it feel like the weekend. And third, you continue to pluck out the weeds and water the seeds as they bloom and grow. La Résidence.
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- While I cannot claim to have anything close to green fingers, since I've started self isolating, I've planted tomatoes, basil, mint and rosemary, pamper your garden, and am enjoying seeing the green leaves of my labour.
- Melanie Smith, chief sub-editor — features And put away other electronic devices I put away most of my electronic devices, including my work, personal laptop and phone so Pamper your garden can really disconnect.
- And who cares what others think of you?
- And third, you continue to pluck out the weeds and water the seeds as they bloom and grow.
- It sets my weekend off on great note and is something to look forward to.
- And you must pull out the weeds that will inevitably appear.
Sophie Prideaux makes fancy breakfast feasts on weekends. At this point, many of us have been working from home for a couple of months now due to the global pandemic. Because of this, we can find it harder to make the switch between office hours and time off. Here are 17 ways staff at The National have been differentiating between working days and the weekend — making those free hours feel that bit more special. I always make myself a fancy breakfast on the weekends; pancakes, French toast, a posh coffee. It sets my weekend off on great note and is something to look forward to. Sophie Prideaux, assistant features editor. One thing I have now stopped doing is using my laptop at the weekend. Once the week is over, the laptop stays in the home office and I switch to using the iPad or even just my phone, to separate the association with work from my free time. It's a small thing, probably a bit silly and perhaps unsustainable. But psychologically, laptop means work for me now! Melanie Smith, chief sub-editor — features. I put away most of my electronic devices, including my work, personal laptop and phone so I can really disconnect. I make sure that the children have done all of their schoolwork during the week, so I don't have to spend any time home-schooling during the weekend. That is how I feel that the weekend is a weekend during these times! While working from home has meant it's been easier than ever to prepare fresh, home-cooked dinners each night, I leave baking as a weekend treat — quite literally. Waiting for dough to prove or cakes to cool before icing means it can be a long, leisurely process, one that kills hours without feeling like a chore. Throw on a podcast, blast some music, or put the TV on in the background, and just enjoy weighing, whisking and mixing without feeling like you have to rush to whack it in the oven before heading out the door.
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Pamper your garden. 5 Ways To Pamper Your Plants
We have a secret to share when it comes to giving your plants a little extra TLC every once in a while: they are not the only ones who enjoy it! As we enter a new month, spend an extra therapeutic hour or so pampering your plant s :. Give them a bath. Plants love to have a big drink every once in a while. Take your plant out of its decorative pot and place in the bathtub, shower, pamper your garden, sink, or pamper your garden area. Water to your heart's delight! Let it drain, or even consider letting it sit in a few inches of water before draining and placing back pamper your garden its pot. Shine their leaves. Using a damp cloth or a spray bottle with watergently dust your plant's leaves. This not only makes your plant look nicer, but it helps it soak in light more easily, too! Aerate their soil.
2. Plant the right seeds.
In , and within just three focused days, French writer Voltaire published his most famous novel: Candide, ou l'Optimisme. It tells the story of Candide and his travel companions, Martin and Pangloss. Together, they venture around the world, grappling with many misfortunes, until they find themselves settled in Tukey, living on a small farm in a suburb of Istanbul. One day, as they are walking around town, they hear news of troubles at the Ottoman court: Two Viziers and the Mufti have been strangled and several of their associates have been killed. Concerned with the news, and afraid of what might happen next, the three friends rush back home.
La Résidence. When I'm done cooking and cleaning, I go back to whichever title I am currently reading, preferably with a hot cup of masala chai.
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