For whatever reason, when we’re travelling overseas we don’t think twice about sitting down by ourselves and ordering that strong, ¾ skim latte. So why is it on our own home turf we feel the need to look overly busy while at lunch
1. Timing is of the essence Don’t wait until you are 10 deep at the bar on Saturday night to sit down and have the chat. Being fuelled by liquid courage probably won’t end in the best result. While you may feel invincible, opt for the more private
“Table for one please,” doesn’t always have the greatest ring to it. But, if you’re also a sista who has spent some time single and/or in between jobs you would have learnt, much like us, that going out for breakfast, lunch or even a coffee
[gallery columns="2" size="full" theme="photomosaic" ids="1498,1496,1549,1550"] WALK IT OUT Get in some sort of exercise any way you can. You may not be able to find a Barre Class or F45 in downtown Mykonos (and you may projectile vomit if you tried) so go easy. Walk it off,
[gallery columns="2" size="full" theme="photomosaic" ids="1315,1316,1317,1318,1319"] WALK AND TALK Walking with a friend is a great way to catch up. Not only will pounding the pavement burn some calories but it’s also free and can be done just about anywhere, anytime. If you’ve read Thrive (great read if you haven’t), you’ll
[gallery columns="2" size="full" theme="photomosaic" ids="1164,1159,1160,1158"] When it comes to booking your next vacay, there seem to be two types of travellers: problem solvers or people who throw money at people to solve their problems. Unfortunately, in more ways than one I fall into the second category.
[gallery size="full" theme="photomosaic" columns="2" ids="1148,1149,1150,1151,1152"] Social media has given us a lot of things. Besides epic procrastination skills and the ability to stalk just about anyone at anytime, it has also birthed careers, turned the world into fitness experts and big, booty bitches into celebs; #respect. With
