04/07/2026
Neck and shoulder massage drop in, Lunesdale Hall Artisan and Wellness fair, Kirkby Lonsdale. See you there π
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04/07/2026
Neck and shoulder massage drop in, Lunesdale Hall Artisan and Wellness fair, Kirkby Lonsdale. See you there π
21/06/2026
Had some amazing adventures the past couple of weeks, caves with waterfalls in, quarries, and the privilege of joining in the last Daves Day ride to Barrow, which was a whole lot of fun, positivity, and high 5s!
Feeling so lucky to be living in this stunning corner of England π
06/06/2026
At Lunesdale Hall artisan and wellness fair today, pop in for a 15 min neck and shoulder massage π
21/05/2026
04/05/2026
Absolutely lush day in the mountains. Sun followed me the whole way. Gorgeous lake scenery, fun scrambling to the top of High Street, and home in time for tea and the gym π
Are you starting your day right? What's on your breakfast plate?
Guess what? The only reason millions of us eat cereal for breakfast, is because cereal companies did a bunch of marketing, to convince us it's the healthiest option. It's not, they just wanted to sell more cereal.
Heres the reality....
- Cereal is mostly carbs and sugar. Eating carbs/sugar in the morning releases a hunger hormone called ghrelin, which makes you...hungry for carbs and sugar. All. Day.
- Simple carbs and sugars cause a big insulin spike, which might make you feel great for a while after breakfast, but what goes up must come down, and that's why you're half asleep at your desk by lunchtime.
Cereal is an ultra-processed food (see if you can pronounce all the ingredients), engineered to make you want more of it. Guessing you arent sticking to the 30g serving suggestion?
- Cereal doesnt even fill you up. Ghrelin release aside, is have to fill up a washing up bowl in order to actually feel full from a breakfast of it.
So what should you have instead?
Try some protein! Eggs are great (mine are particularly great π).
- Protein is great for satiety - it makes you feel full and KEEPS you feeling full.
- no wild insulin spike - smoothly regulated blood sugar will mean you're still conscious at 11am, which is probably a good thing unless your job is so boring you prefer to sleep through it.
- You've got a head start on hitting your protein targets for the day. Protein is super important for muscle strength and tone, recovery from exercise, overall health, and even your skin and brain.
So there you have it. Go forth, scramble those eggs, dunk those soldiers. Feeling bougie? How about a Shakshuka?
28/04/2026
Back is still in bits from a mega climbing session last week. Didn't hit anywhere near my numbers, but even a bad workout is a good workout!
Sooo proud of this climb, some challenges I'd have previously wimped out of, and it was so much fun! Also didn't realise my hair had grown that long π€£
16/04/2026
Sleep schedule update: while staying down south this week, I moved myself into the conservatory. Woke up to bright light at 6.30am day 1, overslept a bit day 2, got up around 7.45 day 3. Now to make that progress stick at home!
09/04/2026