Cannabis edibles are growing in popularity by the day, bringing many curious people to the fold. Out of the many ways that cannabis or marijuana can be consumed, indulging in edibles is one of the methods that has a niche of its own. If you don’t know what to try first or how to try out cannabis edibles, stay tuned because this blog will answer your question. While you may have read up on the article that talked about things to consider before trying out cannabis edibles, this one will help you with the options available for you to try out. Do Edibles have CBD or THC? The kind of…

Catalina Island is one of California’s most popular islands for tourists to visit. Located southwest of Los Angeles, it’s home to two towns: Two Harbors on the west end and Avalon on the east end. Catalina offers recreation and adventure for your entire family, from its communities to its beaches and coastline. Here’s a closer look at what to pack and what to do in November. Catalina Island in November Traditionally, November temperatures on Catalina Island are in the low 70s during the day and in the mid-50s at nighttime. Plan to pack various light layers and include a rain jacket or windbreaker and long pants, especially if you’ll be…

Until about 20 years ago, street food was a remote concept in the UK. Luckily for the Brits, the street food craze is growing, and it not only satisfies our hunger for distinct cuisines but also weaves into our daily lives. The COVID-19 pandemic put a spin on the way we eat out, with indoor venues having shut their doors. Business entrepreneurs spotted the opportunity to cut their rental costs significantly, attract new customers, and literally be at the market forefront by going mobile. Consumers are in favour of this trend, as 50% are buying street food at least once a week, according to a 2016 report. Since this is…

Interior trends come and go every year. The bedroom can be difficult to decorate, especially if you share it with your significant other. You need it to be cosy and relaxing while also housing the bulk of your clothing and miscellaneous items – unless you have a dressing room, of course. The bedroom usually comes after the renovation of the kitchen, bathroom and living room. It’s kind of forgotten about. However, a bedroom can be your safe haven and a place to relax at the end of a long day. A nice bedroom can improve your sleeping pattern and put you in a much better mood when you wake up.…

It’s fair to surmise that despite ongoing concerns about the climate crisis in the UK, the majority of citizens remain heavily reliant and their diesel and petrol cars. This is particularly true when it comes to the daily commute to and from work, as around 36% of us continue to fulfill such journeys using a car whereas a paltry 3% choose to cycle to their office or factory. Even outside of work, road trips remain a key element of your everyday lives, even though these can take weeks to plan and cause immense levels of stress. But how can you go about making this type of journey considerably less stressful?…

Engagement rings come in all different colours, shapes and sizes and are some of the most important pieces of jewellery that many people wear for a lifetime. Currently, couples are choosing colourful stones and very personal designs. But there have been many special trends over the years. Some of the most important ones may help you choose the perfect ring for your engagement: -1920’s Art deco in the 1920’s was a period where geometric shapes became much more prominent and could be found in architecture, furniture designs as well as many other types of designs. Art Deco styles first appeared in France and were adopted by many other designers worldwide.…

Getting back to school has always been a stressful time for parents, but after Covid, it has taken on a new level of drama. So, how do you prepare your kids for getting back to school? Or, how do you prepare yourself for this?  Aline Ponce from Pixabay  Extra help There is a good chance that your teaching skills were not up to scratch compared to the teachers. Sorry parents, but let’s be honest with ourselves. There were countless parents who had to balance working from home with having to homeschool. There is a good chance that we may have slipped up a bit with the homeschooling. If you are…

At-home parties remain popular in the new normal because they are safer than gathering at crowded venues. But you will probably want to do something different this year rather than host the good old barbecue nights and potluck meals. A wine tasting party sounds like a great idea, and you must absolutely organize one. However, you have to follow etiquette for these parties, and it can sound overwhelming. But you can be a great hostess with some knowledge and creativity. Let us list the basics of hosting a perfect wine tasting get-together. Keep it cozy The best piece of advice is to keep it cozy, with a limited number of…

There is a growing shift towards sustainability in every aspect of our personal lives. Whether at home or work, finding ways to reduce our carbon footprint has become a focus for many people. This reflects the transport we use, how we power and heat our homes, and now, where we work. In the past year, more opportunities to work from home and reduced transport emissions have been a concrete demonstration of the impact of our working lives on the environment. How then do we continue to improve our footing on eco-friendly work and life? With more people than ever working from home – here we explore how to modify your…

Did you know that the tarot cards that we know today were just card games? Now you can find numerous tarot card decks, layouts, and texts to guide one into the spiritual and obscure meanings of life, present, past, and future. Tarot was predicted to have originated back in Italy in the 1440s, played as a game called tarocchi – mainly used as recreational entertainment for nobles. After the game spread to the rest of the European countries, it took a new name and meaning – tarot, a container/tool of sacred wisdom, symbolism, and mysticism. Today, the tarot has multiple uses and layouts, no one way to read the deck,…

After a year in which social gatherings have been severely restricted by the coronavirus pandemic and associated government regulations, you’re probably looking ahead to the party season with excitement.  The Christmas countdown has begun and the preceding weeks and months are typically a time when our social calendars are full of meet-ups with friends, family and colleagues. Of course, we are still being asked to exercise caution, but with the number of people who have received both vaccinations rising by the day — as of Thursday 9 September, 92,053,472 people in the UK have received both doses —  and life returning to come kind of normality for most people, now…