Rise and shine? More like rise and whine, amiright? If you’re not of the early bird species, I’m not here to convince you to become a morning person. There are things like circadian rhythms to consider with that! I am, however, here to convince you that there are ways we can all make the a.m….
Read more5 Small Morning Rituals That Don’t Include Working Out
I’ve been doing a lot of work lately around making small changes to my day-to-day life—focusing on the little things instead of trying to boil the ocean. This shift in thinking has changed my entire outlook on how I spend my mornings. Today I’m sharing 5 small rituals I’ve implemented to begin each day on…
Read more8 Creative Morning Habits to Start Your Day on a Good Note
We’re sharing 8 of our favorite morning habits to start your day on a good note, whether or not you’re a morning person by nature. The post 8 Creative Morning Habits to Start Your Day on a Good Note appeared first on Wit & Delight | Designing a Life Well-Lived.
Read more7 Holiday Planning Tasks to Do Right Now (So You Can Enjoy the Holiday Season)
The key holiday planning tasks you can start early to make your holiday season more enjoyable over the next couple of months. The post 7 Holiday Planning Tasks to Do Right Now (So You Can Enjoy the Holiday Season) appeared first on Wit & Delight | Designing a Life Well-Lived.
Read more8 Quick and Easy Spring Decor Ideas That Will Refresh Your Home
8 quick, easy, and budget-friendly spring decor ideas that will give your home a little refresh this season. The post 8 Quick and Easy Spring Decor Ideas That Will Refresh Your Home appeared first on Wit & Delight | Designing a Life Well-Lived.
Read moreThe 10 Best Summer Cocktails That Are Refreshing and Easy to Make
Enjoy the best summer cocktails this season! From the mojito to the Aperol spritz, these refreshing cocktails are easy to make. The post The 10 Best Summer Cocktails That Are Refreshing and Easy to Make appeared first on Wit & Delight | Designing a Life Well-Lived.
Read moreDo’s and don’ts of the first year: What I’ve learned as a Materials Science student
Written by Dawson La, Materials Science and Engineering (MEng) Ten months ago, in October of 2022, I was nervous, scared and doubtful about what lay ahead. I was about to start my degree in Materials Science and Engineering as a first-year fresher. Throwing myself into the deep end wasn’t exactly something that my formerly shy…
Read moreFinding your new home in London as a Master’s student
Written by Harsh Gupta, MSc. Advanced Materials Science and Engineering A couple of days ago marked my nine months of living in London. Admittedly, nine months is not that long but I have learnt a few things in that period. … The post Finding your new home in London as a Master’s student appeared first…
Read moreThe Getup: Summer Vacation Night 2
A classy tropical evening look that looks like it costs way more than its (sale) price. You’re a long night’s sleep and a full day of decompressing into your respite in paradise and you’re heading to the first real dinner with the people you care about. The goal is look put-together but still comfortable and…
Read moreWhat Do You Love About Your Childhood Home?
Right now, I’m typing in the living room of my childhood home… Looking around, I remember one random evening, 20 years ago in this very room, my family and I witnessing an epic dance-off between my six-year-old brother, Sammy, and cousin, David. The song Poison by Bell Biv DeVoe was playing on the stereo, and…
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