Tag: Christmas
I can't believe I'm already talking about Christmas! But if if I've learnt anything over almost 17 years as a personal concierge, it's that it is always best to get in early when it comes to preparing for Christmas! In this video find out how we can help you avoid the Christmas overwhelm this year!
You can check out our past posts here, here and here for 30 ideas on how to use a personal concierge. Today however, I wanted to focus on Christmas, seeing as it’s only 1 month until the big day! 1. Putting up the Christmas Tree Finished! I’m a bit in love! ?#personalconciergelife #personalconcierge […]
UPDATE: Check out The Ultimate Teacher Gift List In Pictures! I have a lot of teachers in my life. At the end of each school year they often get quite a variety of gifts from their grateful students. Many times Tim and I are the beneficiaries of a selection of chocolates at his parents house […]
We’re in December, and it’s the time when present shopping urgency starts to ramp up! Today we have a mixed bag of ideas for you to help you get that list ticked off. Do you have some other suggestions? Please comment below, and let us know what’s on your list – for yourself and others! [hr] […]
Buying gifts for the women in your life is either the easiest thing (most women think so!) or the hardest thing (I’m sure the men would agree) to buy at Christmas. Today I want to offer you some ideas and inspiration – plus I will be directing you to some wonderful websites with many other […]
With Christmas rapidly approaching (yes as of the date of publication there are only 61 days to go!) we are focusing on making Christmas as convenient and streamlined as possible. Thus, I have decided to write a series of posts highlighting some gift ideas for a variety of people in your life. I will also […]
You may have read my previous post Lessons from Grief and Suicide about the death of my brother Max. I had an amazing response to that post and one friend sent me through the following blog post – The Lost Tale from the Roadburn Cafe by Melanie Safka. I particularly enjoyed this article by Lucy Cornes (wife […]