Author: Briony-Molly
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Book Review: Appaloosa Summer
Another horsey book post! I am overwhelmed by the response and love I have received on the Goodreads horse community! Thank you, everyone. I will be amending my last top ten post to accommodate these authors for sure. If you would like to help me support independent authors and continue blogging, please consider heading over […]
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Fougerolles-du-Plessis Ukrainien Centre
Far from my usual posts about living in Normandy, but still an important aspect of life in rural Normandy. Community is a huge part of life here with an emphasis on helping others!
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Book Review: Emily Edwards Equestrian Extraordinaire
This little gem is the perfect start for any horse-obsessed girls or boys out there.
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Top Ten Tuesday: Equestrian Books
Instead of waiting until the end of the month to share books I have read, I have decided to jump on the TTT trend or Top Ten Tuesday!
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Living in Normandy #5: Horses in France
It’s about time I share with you one of my huge 2020 moments…
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5 Copyright Free Websites Every Designer Should Know About
Starting out in the design world can be pretty scary and hard work. But it doesn’t have to be! Let the internet take some of the heavy lifting for you with this selection of 5 websites that I swear by to keep my work, fresh and copyright-free without working 24/7. Flaticon Are you spending precious […]
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Living in Normandy #4: Brocanting
Last post I shared the realities of what it is like to live in a French farmhouse, but now for something different. Time to share more of what it is actually like to live in la belle Manche, what I get up to in my spare time, and the general lifestyle of the slow french […]
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This Hockey Pod (Blog edition): 2022 NHL Playoff Predictions
Hello everyone! After debating meticulously over whether or not we get our own domain for This Hockey Pod, we decided that we would use Molly’s platform first to see how interested everyone is before launching a dedicated site! Please let us know via Twitter or in the comments what your thoughts and feelings! If you […]
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My April 2022 In Books
And within a blink of an eye, April became May. Where did the time go? It seems pretty crazy how quickly this month has passed me by, but keeping a book journal has helped me realise I spent the time wisely. It has been a month of excitement for sure, and I am feeling a […]
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Living in Normandy #3:Realities of Living in a 300+ year old Normandy Farmhouse
Living in an old french house is not all that it seems…
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Book Review: You Only Live Thrice: The Superpower of Perspective
Wowee am I STOKED to share with you this book. I laughed, I cried, I sympathised. What an utter treasure of a book! From the first chapter be prepared to be hooked by Karl’s writing style and wit. Without further ado, let’s review this fantastic book! Meet the Author Karl is a bang-average bloke who […]
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Chronically Me #8: Chronic Fatigue and Fitness
I haven’t talked about being chronically me since getting to France so here is a little update… Since COVID-19 I feel people have started to take invisible illnesses a little more seriously. Compassion for those with long COVID and who suffer from ongoing symptoms, has grown to the extent where people do not question my […]
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Book Review: The Green Girl and The Serum
Moving on from my usual go-to reads of historical fiction and murder mystery, I am delighted to share this gem of a book. The Green Girl and the Serum is the first book in the series by S. T. L. Armstrong, a wonderful sci-fi young adults series from a creative mind. Stepping back into reading […]
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An Exciting Update…
To all my readers, friends, and followers, Over the years this blog platform has been a way to share my thoughts, feelings, and experiences. From a project to keep me going through uni and share my photography, it has grown to share with you my travel and lifestyle and be a general home to my […]
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My March 2022 in Books
Spring has sprung! The first glints of buds on trees, flowers bursting with colour, and calves dotting the fields nearby have inspired me to branch out in my genre reading
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Spring Colour Palettes
pring has sprung early, meaning we have the beginnings of new growth and flowers in the garden. Flowers of course bring a multitude of colour, and here is an example of using these colours in your design work.
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Book Review: The Silent Chapter
Historical Fiction is a genre I am very enamored with, so naturally reviewing this book, The Silent Chapter: A Heartwarming and Heartbreaking Love Story in Twentieth-Century Britain, was an easy decision to make. The title in itself grabbed my attention; 20th century Britain you say? Yes, please!
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My February 2022 in Books
February may be the shortest month, but that does not mean I am short on my reading list! This month I have been able to have some great reading opportunities that of course, I will be sharing with you below. My to-read list has grown exponentially, thank you for all the recommendations across my socials, […]
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