Feet often get ignored by us and lack of proper foot care sometimes may lend us into trouble or an embarrassing situation. Some of the common symptoms are tired feet, the dry & hard skin of feet, cracks in the heel, blisters, and corn. To protect feet from these conditions one has to pay attention to regular foot care. These tips can help to relax the tired feet and makes the skin smooth and beautiful.
Rosemary is a decorative plant which has many culinary, medical and aromatic properties. It has needle-like leaves and its flowers are usually of white, pink or blue color. Rosemary leaves and flowers both are used for its meditational properties. Both can be consumed in a very small quantity by making an infusion with water or wine.
Lavender is a flowering plant belongs to the mint family. It is mainly distributed across Africa, the Mediterranean, South-West Asia, Arabia, Western Iran, and South-East India. Lavender oil is extracted from it lavender flowers. Lavender oil is considered the most useful and versatile of the essential oils.
Aging is inevitable and it is impossible to look young forever. No matter how much you feed your skin with anti-aging serums and creams, If you are habituated to the following habits: All in vain. We can control the rate of deterioration by changing some of those habits and eliminating others.
Eat right to slow down aging process:
It’s been a little while since I’ve done a Monthly Faves post, but it seemed like a nice and concise way to recap October: our last month as a family of 3! November is going to be a crazy one over here, so I’ve tried to enjoy October to its fullest, in particular the amazing weather we’ve been having as of late. It’s definitely my favourite time of year in Queensland.
We enjoyed a lovely Labour Day long weekend over the past few days here in Australia. Adam and I decided it would be nice to get away for a couple of nights before our parenting duties double. In our 2+ years here in Brisbane, we’ve seen a fair bit of the Sunshine and Gold coasts, but one place we hadn’t spent any time was Byron Bay. A town renown for its beaches, backpackers and bohemian style, we had a great couple of days roaming around this little beachside gem. Our last mini getaway as a family of three!
This is it! My last weekend as a 20-something woman. In some ways, it feels like this decade has come and gone in the blink of an eye. I remember my 20th birthday like it was yesterday. Actually, no…who am I kidding? That’s totally a lie. I actually have very foggy recollections of that particular celebration, but I suppose that’s simply indicative of all the fun we had on June 30th, ’04! 😉
So, I have some confessions…
I came home from the grocery store last week with a giant bag of sour cream and chives chips. Twice.
I have been eating way too much chocolate.
And waaaaay too much bread.
’ve been napping every day.
I’ve barely been teaching Body Attack and even turned down a permanent teaching role at my gym.
Oh man, you guys! Clearly an update is in order! If it wasn’t 8:45pm, I would definitely dive into a big cup of java.
1. You’d think I would have a million and one things to ramble on about in this Over Coffee post, but the truth is, I don’t. I feel like I am SO boring lately, which may be a large part of the reason I haven’t been blogging much.
It’s a couple days later than I had hoped, but here it is…my March Faves!
Breakfast. Brunch. Brinner. It’s always been a fact that I could eat breakfast for every meal of the day. It’s a definite favourite. March was no exception, and I also believe I upped the ante. During our New Zealand trip, I did everything possible to find breakfast options wherever we went. My favourite choice/indulgence on vacation was this French toast brioche. I ended up eating a very similar meal a few days later in a completely different town because I couldn’t stop thinking about it! {I do make a healthier French toast at home, but the one from vacay- pictured below- was off the charts}.
