Sophie Green

Jan 9, 2025 | yourcoffeebreak.co.uk | Sophie Green

Back in the late 1970s, my parents married as cash-strapped post graduates, and booked a modest honeymoon in the city of Bath. Soon after, my sister and I arrived, and a family tradition was established of heading to Bath each December to celebrate our parents’ anniversary. Despite making the six hour round trip, I never got bored of visiting the city.

Dec 16, 2024 | yourcoffeebreak.co.uk | Sophie Green

Winter can bring shorter days, gloomy skies, and that undeniable urge to hibernate. But who says your home has to feel as dreary as the weather outside? In the spirit of this feature, I’m writing it bathed in the most gorgeous golden, expensive glow of my new desk lamp. Nope, I didn’t know lighting could feel expensive before I discovered my new Lutris cordless desk lamp, either.. more on my new-found love for these later.

Dec 9, 2024 | yourcoffeebreak.co.uk | Sophie Green

Does the thought of getting glammed up for the festive season fill you with panic? You’re not on your own. Whilst almost half of Brits (48%) will be attending up to two parties this festive season, a recent survey by Very.co.uk has found that nearly a quarter lacked outfit confidence. And it’s easy to understand why. Party season can push us outside of our style comfort zones, with the shops full of thigh-grazing hemlines, look-at-me sequins and figure-hugging outfits.

Oct 6, 2024 | yourcoffeebreak.co.uk | Sophie Green

I never thought I’d be the type of person to invest in a meal prep delivery service. As a self-titled ‘foodie’, cooking is how I unwind after a long working day. When I’m not eating food, I’m thinking about my next meal or I’m scrolling through Instagram reels for inspiration. I’ve been known to take cookbooks to bed and read them like novels, and pride myself in an ability to whip up a meal from a just can of chickpeas, a parmesan rind and a bunch of wilting herbs from the salad drawer.

Sep 3, 2024 | outinperth.com | Sophie Green

Art Hour at the Duchess Hotelby Sophie GreenHachetteOn a whim, Joan leaves her Sydney life, her husband, her children and her grandchildren and drives to the Mornington Peninsula where her parents used to bring her and her sisters when they were younger. - Advertisement -Marriage and motherhood had been good until her husband Isaac became more focused on work and reputation, and neglected to realise the role that Joan had played.