Continuing on from our last post, we’re looking at how to feel all cottagecore this weekend. Why not settle in and make a whole evening of it, drinking a cup of tea and tackling a cottagecore activity. Far from being passé, crochet has actually taken teens by storm. A trending […]
As a kid, I always thought that more people were born in October and November than any of the other months of the year. It’d always be such a panic trying to budget all of their presents alongside Christmas presents. I’m always on the hunt for cheap and charming presents […]
I read a Tweet earlier this month, by Laura Steven. It read: “Small joy and big joy are the same thing. That’s the secret.” And it’s true! I’m no happier sitting at home eating a square of chocolate than I am out at a restaurant having a lava cake. You […]
We try really hard to be healthy here at the Seven Dollar Millionaire, eating salads and working out on days ending in a Y. But sometimes you can catch us eating fridge-cold peanut butter with a spoon, without a care in the whole world. Here are some tips on how […]
This weekend, why not have a campout? Either in your living room or in your garden, or at a real-life campsite if you’re feeling fancy, it’s always a great way to have fun and just decompress away from the struggles of real life. If you’re camping outside, we’d really recommend […]
You can save money online by just scrapping your TV bills. Who even uses a TV these days, anyway, if not as something to hook your laptop up to? This week, we’re going to cover all the great things you can learn from YouTube for free! There is no one […]
This week I’ve been really trying to get back into reading. I grew up being one of those kids that could read a book a day, but like many other kids my age, burnt out by the end of high school and hasn’t read anything that wasn’t a dry-as-a-bone academic […]
We’re going to be talking all about how apps can help us stay healthy this week. I’m definitely one of those people who forgets to drink water, eats nothing but potato chips, and walks maybe the twelve steps it takes to get to the fridge daily (twenty four for a […]
One thing I discovered while living at uni is that it’s actually really hard to finish a whole loaf of bread. Between running to class, forgetting to eat, and ordering copious amounts of cheesy chips, the loaf I bought on Monday during my Big Shop had turned as hard as […]
Why not travel the world this weekend? We put out something a lot like this in our article, First Class for Free, but this is a much more settled down and lazy version, for people who are more resort-holiday inclined than Machu Picchu. Don’t worry, I’m one of you! The […]
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