Welcome to my blog Lifestyle Spy. I’m Mollie and I write on a variety of topics that interest me such as Health, Homes and Gardens, Leisure, Lifestyle (of course) and my personal favourite..shopping.
Oh my husband says no site is complete without it’s own Business section..so it’s in…and then I had to put my daughters favourite subject in as well..Travel & Holidays.
Thanks for visiting.
Dance your way to a healthier and happier lifestyle! Research has shown that dancing will not only help your emotional well-being, but will also increase your strength and stamina as well as lower your risk of dementia. The diversity of the benefits from social dancing are outstanding, and people of all ages can take advantage of this fun and enjoyable way to stay fit.
Social dancing can include almost any form of dancing, and each one will promote well-being. Dancing will increase your strength, stamina and flexibility, as well as tone your muscles. It is a great way to lose weight and trim your figure and enjoy yourself while you are doing it. Continue Reading
Online shopping has become increasingly popular over the last few years; with many people opting to browse through shops and catalogues from the comfort of their home. Thousands of big stores have their own virtual shops where users can read about products for sale and scroll through pictures and photographs. Continue Reading
First Aid is a very important skill for people to learn. Knowing how to deal with accidents and injuries can make the difference between life and death. It may take a few minutes for an ambulance to arrive at the scene of an accident, and a first aider can do wonders in that time. Continue Reading
Just a few years ago, mobile phones were exactly as the name implied; phones that you could use on the move. Today however, the mobile phone technology is so far advanced that soon, you could be using your phone for just about anything. Popular mobile phone giant Nokia has developed a system whereby you can control your home heating from your phone. If you are running late and want your house to be warm when you come in; you can adjust the temperatures from your car on the way back. Nokia has plans to incorporate a complete Home control Centre on their mobile phones, so that you can control not only heating, but lights and appliances as well. Continue Reading
Our mental health is vital to our well-being; and more often than not, being mentally well will prevent a lot of physical illnesses from occurring. Mental and physical health often go hand-in-hand; with one triggering the other. When we start to worry and fret about things, our bodies often become affected, and we may get ill as a side effect. Making an effort to stay psychologically healthy is therefore very important, and there are several things that you can do to ensure that you stay that way. Continue Reading
Ever wanted to get away from it all? To just laze away your days on a beautiful and remote tropical paradise? The Tuamotu Islands are located in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, and is an out-of-the-way paradise with a lot to offer visitors. The islands retain natural beauty and landscapes which have thus far seen a lack of tourist-related development, and there are plenty of activities to keep you occupied. Continue Reading
When going on a family holiday, it is important that you plan things accordingly. There may be hundreds of places that you are interested in visiting, but will it be a suitable destination for a young child? Choosing the right destination is of the utmost importance, and you will need to look at places that will be fun for everyone. There are a lot of places that offer great deals and discounts for families travelling with young children, so you may want to look out for these. Continue Reading
Many communities are opting to go for do-it-yourself broadband schemes, as they get tired of waiting for the bigger operators to bring it to them. Several different schemes are occurring all over the country, ranging from smaller twenty household schemes up to the larger schemes involving half a million households. Continue Reading
When an appliance breaks, many of us typically used to throw it away, and head off to buy a new one. Similarly, when we got a hole in our jeans, we would head down to the shop and buy a new pair. Whereas this may have been our behaviour a few months ago, the ongoing recession is changing many things about the way we behave. Economising is today the name of the game, and the end of our throw-away culture is near. Continue Reading
