I received some liberating advice earlier this week. A further instalment to my observations about how we work. It seems that now I need to be a foot fidget. I’m excited by the prospect. Why not join me?

Some time ago (mid-July) I shared my latest wedding cake plans and mentioned that I’d keep you posted on progress. And it’s been an eventful couple of months. Here’s what happened …

This could be a recruitment advertisement for any forward-thinking organisation, although it’s what I saw played out at Wembley yesterday evening.

Live in the moment – how often have I written or spoken that phrase? And how often have I taken my own advice?

Another week and fresh opportunities for us all to shine bright. If you’re anything like me, you’ll begin each week with a plan and then see where it takes you.

It’s a while since I wrote about CVs and their value in securing conversations about new roles or opportunities. Sometimes it’s easy to dismiss their importance because …

A trip to a local farm shop to buy Asparagus in the middle of a sleet storm and of course I’d end up striking up a conversation …

It’s a gloriously sunny Saturday morning and the Tits are already at work …

There are some happy golfers sitting in the sunshine this afternoon wondering how they will ever get out of their chairs again …

Fantastic achievements, new opportunities and fresh challenges, that’s what Springtime means to me. Bring it on, I say, anything’s possible now. Let’s cheer …..

This week I’ve been taught how to use some of the features of Zoom which I didn’t know existed, so that’s two learning triumphs on the same day. My teacher clearly knows her stuff …

What have you learned about yourself this year? I’ve learned that writing is extremely relaxing, as well as enjoyable. Thanks to everyone who’s liked, commented or messaged me …

That’s a wrap … for this Saturday afternoon at least. The earlier sunshine was inviting and enticed us outside. The Autumn leaves seemed even more resplendent than ever this morning. Yes, it was definitely time for a mug of Yorkshire brew and some deadheading or cutting back.

I am going to write and publish a book., “How To Be The Best Candidate You Know How To Be, Every Single Time”. It’s been whirring around in my head for a while and the positive feedback on my blog stories has been the catalyst for this reality check.

Writing about my ideas to create positivity or zing (such a refreshing concept) I concluded that it was time to rebalance my own approach with a walk by the sea.

I’m proud of my knowledge and I’m proud of my skills, although it’s my personality that brings these qualities together and creates my strengths. It’s like adding a twist of lime to make my drink zing.

There was something of a baking renaissance earlier this year as staying in became the new going out. Now that temperatures are dropping and we’re all clambering back inside, what are you going to bake this season?

Last week I laughed out loud at the Yorkshire Tea video which featured the social distancing tea pot – pure genius. The creativity reeled me in and let’s face it, who doesn’t love a cuppa while they’re working?

I’ve taken my eye off the horticultural ball for too long since lockdown eased a little. My love of our garden is undisputed although since it’s been acceptable to entertain al fresco, I’ve taken the garden for granted more than I should …

I’m curious, courageous and creative, although I’m never going to be a fashion influencer or an investment angel. Come to think of it though, I did take … fashion by storm in the 70s … my wardrobe was crammed with remarkable and original styles from the 30s and 40s. To keep my look fresh, I … began to “buy to sell”.