Working from home is something that on the surface sounds like a dream. Not having to answer to anybody but yourself and setting your own rules, awesome right? I feel super fortunate that I'm able to work from home, but it certainly comes with its cons. Going from working in a busy school constantly surrounded by people to being sat at my desk without anybody but my dog to talk to was a big change. Feeling lonely was a big shock and one that's still hard to deal with to this day, but I've found a few ways to work from home & not feel totally alone.

As I've been blogging for four years I've had a lot of time to find my feet. A process that I believe is truly lost with people who are just starting out in the blogging world. With the plethora of posts available of 'how to blog' it's hard not to let it get in your head, some, of course, are helpful but many are just patronising. The number one reason that I love blogging so much is because you can do absolutely anything that you want with it and that's something that should be encouraged. There seems to be this unspoken process that we're all supposed to take when really we can all be bigger with our blogs in our way. 

Ok, so I have a confession...I've not picked up a book in months. I feel terrible for letting one of my biggest resolutions fail spectacularly. Life has been crazy the past couple of months and I've just not had the chance to take time out to read. Even when I've been on the go I've had to take my laptop and work instead of taking getting lost in a good book which is my favourite thing to do when travelling. As things seem to have calmed down a little more now I'm trying to get back into the habit of reading and what better way than delving into the books that I love to read over and over again?

Surprise! I've moved my blog over to its new home. After over 50 hours solidly working away since Friday night I'm so proud to launch the new From Roses to you today.