Adventures in Websterland

Living as a family while keeping expenses in check can be rewarding and fulfilling. It’s all about making smart choices that allow you to enjoy quality time together without overspending. Finding budget-friendly activities, planning meals wisely, and discovering ways to save on everyday necessities can help you maintain a happy household. By prioritizing experiences over things and being resourceful, you can create lasting memories without breaking the bank. Embracing a budget-friendly lifestyle can lead to stronger family bonds and a more satisfying life.

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Holiday Adventures in North Yorkshire

1 week ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

We spent Monday to Friday on holiday in North Yorkshire, so holiday is, of course, the obvious choice as the word of the week. My eldest daughter, her partner and our grandson came to the same caravan park. It’s been lovely to be able to spend some time together. We have stayed in Filey before, but this time we chose a different holiday park. Last time we stayed at Primrose Valley, this time at Reighton Sands. Both parks are good, but there is definitely more for the kids to do at Primrose Valley.
Five Frugal Things to Save Money This Month

1 week ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

It’s been a while since I last shared a round-up of the frugal things I’ve been doing, October, in fact!While I’ve always leaned toward being thrifty, I’ll admit I haven’t been quite as careful with money lately. But with prices creeping up everywhere and the economy feeling uncertain, I’ve decided it’s time to get back on track. From now on, I’m planning to post five frugal things I’ve done each month, whether they’ve saved me money or helped me make a bit extra.
10 Fun and Meaningful Ways to Celebrate the End of the School Year

1 week ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

As the school year winds down, pupils, parents, and teachers alike start counting down to the final day. Whether it’s been a brilliant year or a bit of a slog, finishing the term is something worth recognising. It marks growth, resilience, and often, a sigh of relief. Celebrating the end of the school year doesn’t need to mean a big event, it’s about acknowledging effort and creating a sense of closure before the summer holidays begin.
How Text Enhances Visual Storytelling in the Digital Age

1 week ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

Visual storytelling is an essential part of modern communication. From social media posts to digital presentations, combining photos with words has become a standard way to share information, express emotions, and engage with an audience. Adding text to photos is not just about making pictures look nice; it’s about amplifying the message they carry. Photos often capture moments, but those moments can be interpreted in many ways depending on the viewer. Adding text provides clarity.
Project 365 Week 21-Pottering, Planning & Prize Wins

2 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

Week 21 of Project 365 has been a mix of slow days and nice moments. I spent the week feeling quite flat, but winning a few prizes gave me a lift. I spent some time walking the dog, thinking ahead, and just pottering around the house, which suited my mood perfectly. Sunday was a nice, relaxing day at home with not much to do. I spent my time pottering around and preparing for the week ahead.
Feeling Flat: Finding Joy in Simple Moments

2 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

This week, I went with the word flat because that’s exactly how I’ve been feeling. I know that not every week is going to be amazing, but feeling flat isn’t much fun, is it? It would be lovely if every word of the week were a cheerful one, but that’s just not how life works. Instead of focusing on feeling flat, I wanted to share a few things from the week that gave me a little lift. They reminded me that even when things feel a bit blah, the feeling doesn’t stick around forever.
10 Best Things to Do at the Start of Summer in the UK

2 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

Summer in the UK can feel like a blink-and-you-miss-it moment. One minute you’re unpacking your umbrella for the third time in a week, the next it’s a scorcher and everyone’s crowding the nearest beer garden. That’s why getting a jump on the season matters. Set the tone early, and you’re more likely to enjoy it before the drizzle returns. Here are 10 things to do at the start of the summer that’ll help you make the most of it, rain or shine.
Grateful for the Little Moments in Hodgepodge

2 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

On Wednesdays, I answer a hodgepodge of questions set by Joyce at From This Side of the Pond. I hope you enjoy reading my hodgepodge of answers. Planning for the next couple of months has kept me busy lately. The end of May until school finishes at the end of July is going to be a very busy time for us. We have a holiday coming up, followed by a weekend away and a residential with school for Jake. There are also appointments, days out, and school events to fit in as well.
Living with Ulcerative Colitis: Why World IBD Day Matters to Me

2 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

Today is World IBD Day, which is a really important day to me and many others. My own experience with IBD started when I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2019, completely out of the blue. One day, I was getting on with life as normal, and the next, I was being told I had a lifelong condition I’d barely even heard of. Since then, it’s been a rollercoaster of managing flare-ups, hospital visits, medication changes, and trying to function through chronic fatigue that never really goes away.
Project 365 Week 20- Vintage Reads and Sweet Treats

3 weeks ago | adventuresinwebsterland.com | Angela Webster

Week 20 of Project 365 had a nice mix of everyday moments and little surprises. I found some lovely vintage books while browsing the charity shop, spent a fair bit of time tapping away on the laptop, admired how well the geraniums are coming along, and lucked out with a Too Good To Go bag from the bakery, always a win!After a busy couple of days celebrating Jake’s birthday, it was nice to have a slower pace on Sunday.