Megan Dowthwaite

Have you ever read a book, watched a movie or seen a post on Instagram and wished that was your life? How you’d be happier if you were there and not where you are right now? Everyone has at one point and it’s a difficult rut to get out of, but there are ways we can make our everyday lives just that little bit more special. Be grateful for what you already have The hardest step is breaking negative thinking, it’s easy to wish for more but we all could do with being grateful for all that we currently own.…

Dungeons and dragons, as the name suggests, is all about role-playing adventurers in a mystical and magical land fighting and defending against sources of evil.

Whether you are looking for new gadgets to add to your own set up, or looking to get something for the tech person in your life, here is a list of 10…

Multiculturalism is defined as “various ethnic groups collaborate and enter into a dialogue with one another without having to sacrifice their particular…

Unfortunately, many of us cannot afford to spend hundreds on the clothes we want so we have to find ways to make do with our constraints, here are a few ways you can achieve the wardrobe of your dreams on a tight budget.

Many people confuse minimalism and essentialism, often crossing the two over or using them interchangeably.

Many people use the internet to watch videos, look at memes and shop but most of all: to connect with others.

I’m going to give you the absolute bare minimum and basic sewing tools needed to begin sewing garments and accessories. This is good for people who are on a small-tight budget or do not have a lot of space for a separate sewing area, these things can be stored easily and are very compact so no need to worry about space. This article will also include price gauges. Hand sewing items Hand sewing is great for repairing ripped clothing, so it is a great basic skill to have even if you don’t plan on sewing full garments but want to…

For over 300 years of its history the Philippines were a colony of the Spanish empire, with them they brought over their religion, their culture and clothing ideals. We’re going to focus more on the clothing aspect and how fashion trends in Europe made their way through the Spanish into Philippine costume and daily wear. Let’s start where it all began. 1565 When the Spanish colonised the Filipino islands the Philippines as one nation didn’t exist as the Filipino people of the time were separate and there were many different indigenous communities with their own unique clothing traditions throughout the…