The Spoon Drawer

https://unsplash.com/photos/eDnJQL21amc It’s that time of the year again, many will have noticed the distinct change in the weather over the last few weeks. The temperature is dropping, the nights are closing in and some are beginning to see first flakes of snow. Those unhappy with the oncoming winter weather will be pining for summer adventures, leaving those behind in the land of always winter (or that's how it feels at least!) While Christmas produces the uncanny ability to make people relax and enjoy themselves in moments of celebration, it can be a stressful trying to find the perfect gift. The temptation is to either buy for the sake of it or simply throwing money at the situation, neither being a good idea. To help you with your planning this year, here are some thoughts on what to get the travel-obsessed in your life. 1.  A Boast-Worthy Map The changes to how we document our journeys has seen a dramatic change over the last decade, from journals and p

https://stocksnap.io/photo/Q39IFHS1N6 In years gone by, the dream for many was to enjoy the luxury of working from home for one or two days a week. In the last decade, advances in technology have not only made that dream a reality for the entire week, but have also begun to open new avenues for individuals to make money working remotely.  The unprecedented growth in the encompassing complexity of the internet has given writing and photography roles incredible freedom. Now, every budding creative has a platform and a voice to broadcast their talents. In turn, seemingly infinite advertising opportunities have exploded into fruition, enabling content creators to receive financial reward for their passion.  However, remote working hasn't been constrained to just writing and photography. In fact,  a broad spectrum of professions have begun to re-evaluate their roles, and whether or not they would be able to carry out the same job on the move . Programmers, graphic desig