Blogs and who to follow- looking for inspiration

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The big travel podcast by @lfnand.

Interviews with people from all walks of life, the best in my opinion is the one with her Father detailing his journey to the UK

Mrs Hynch or is it Hinch will explain how to clean your toilet with vinegar and provide other exciting household tips etc.
Mumsnet often rate the Organised Mum blogger

Or the Kondo lady, who will tell you how to chuck stuff and embrace your inner minimalism.

Afraid that sums up my knowledge re bloggers and their websites?

Good luck with your search

I’ll check out the travel blog Granny thanks

I follow Mrs Hinch although I don’t know why as I have a cleaner - I think I just like the idea of cleaning more than the actual thing!

How does one find a blog ?

I’m not sure - that’s why I’m posting here!

I share your ignorance.

I really like Midlife Chic. It is a fashion blog for over 50, but she showcases mid range clothing like m&S and John Lewis. She also posts about personal life with teens and young adult sons. Nice photography and well written.

I also follow a Victoria BC blog Hostess of the Humble Bungalow. She posts pictures from her home and garden, cottage and sailboat, and some fashion finds.

It can be a bit sporadic, depending on how busy he is but I love John Finnemore's blog (he of the wonderful 'Cabin Pressure).

johnfinnemore.blogspot.com

no human being for me!

Spitalfields Life - about the history and the people of that part of London. I'm not a Londoner, although I did work in the area for a few months,nor do I live in London, there are some amazing interviews with people, and lots to learn about their their lives, and lovely archives to browse

Daily meditation using Insight Timer. It's free and gives me anything between a few minutes and half an hour to do nothing and just be.

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That's a brilliant blog! Thank you

But how does one find these blogs?

Just had look at InsightTimer - looks good.

The Gentle Author at Spitalfields Life covers all kinds of stories:
spitalfieldslife.com

I think you tend to stumble on them by accident! I follow one posted by an English couple who live in France close to where we regularly go for holidays, that I came across when researching why a particular road was closed. The other one I follow came through searching for a particular crochet pattern. So think of a subject, stick it in a search engine and see what comes up!

Thank you HillyN

The best blogs are ones by individuals with an enthusiasm for something. The corporate or commercial blogs can sometimes be quite good but on the whole they're using it solely for enticing you to buy something you don't need.

I like this one.

cabinetofcuriosities-greenfingers.blogspot.com/

Which me am I today? is Wendy Mitchell's blog - she was diagnosed in her 50s with early onset Alzheimer's. She's still active - and how - does so much for increasing awareness to what can and should be done for those with Alzheimer's . Really inspiring, and not at all depressing.

I don’t follow any blogs, so my advice would be ‘don’t bother.’

Have a read of this blog by a friend of mine, I always enjoy it travelswithalbertine.com/
hope you will too

I started a blog when I retired seven years ago - just my random ramblings. See what you think - I write purely for my own pleasure but others seem to enjoy it!
www.retiringinstyle.net

I don’t follow blogs