Things to do: Cuppa Pug
Want to play with a pug but don’t want the trouble of owning one? Or perhaps you’re feeling stressed and need some dog-therapy after a difficult week? Be sure to book some time at Cuppa Pug, where you can pat, […]
Things to do: Volunteering
Today marks The Big Help Out to celebrate King Charles’ coronation, which sees people volunteering for worthwhile causes across the UK. It’ll be great to see this become an annual event. Not only do the beneficiaries appreciate the benefits of […]
City Break: Beziers
Almost four weeks of school holidays during Easter to fill up. A good excuse to pack some bags and spend a week on a city break to explore Beziers, in the south of France. The main reason for the trip […]
Christmas Holidays: Ho Chi Minh Vietnam
Following on from the Ho Tram post, this is the second leg of our Christmas holiday to Vietnam. Next, we’re off to Ho Chi Minh. It’s amazing and great to see how much it has developed since the last visit. […]
Christmas Holidays: Ho Tram Vietnam
A cold, rainy London Christmas, or a sunny Vietnamese one? This year, we opted for the latter and had an amazing time, made all the more special by being able to share it with friends and family. In this part […]
Things to do: Godstone Farm
Looking for a family day out with animals, outdoor play equipment and indoor soft play areas? Instead of running around to three separate places, you can enjoy all of these activities at Godstone Farm. If you’re able to time your […]
Things to do: Tiddler Live
As Julia Donaldson fans, we decided to check out Tiddler Live as it also included some of our favourite stories, Monkey Puzzle, Smartest Giant in Town and Squash and a Squeeze. It follows our annual tradition to visit the theatre […]
Things to do (International Edition): Gunnamatta Bay
As a kid, I was a frequent visitor of Gunnamatta Bay as my family had a Chinese restaurant in Cronulla. Throughout my university days, I also visited regularly to spend entire days fishing. Now, it was great to be able […]
Things to do (International Edition) – Darling Quarter
If you’re about my age, you’ll remember the good old days of the Entertainment Centre and McDonald’s opposite Paddy’s Markets. Well, how things have changed. Gone is the Entertainment Centre and in its place, new apartment blocks, offices and an […]
Things to do (International Edition) – Blaxland Riverside Park
It’s been a while since the last post, but what better way to fire up the blog again with our visit to Oz over the Easter half-term. Plenty of family catch ups and dinners after years separated by Covid. To […]