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If you’ve read this blog for long enough you’ll know I’m quite partial to a quaint cabin in the woods or shack by the sea, and there’s certainly no shortage of cute cabins for rent on the 30,000 islands (yes, you heard right) reaching far out into the Baltic Sea. How To Get To The Stockholm Archipelago By far the easiest and most beautiful way to reach the islands is by boat. When To Go To The Stockholm Archipelago While obviously a summer playground, the Archipelago is breathtaking all year round. The ferry system around the larger islands is quite extensive, and usually when you stay on the smaller islands you will be provided with a small boat to cruise between islands.

A regular fixture of these stories from my avi-geek friends was the Airbus A350’s next generation Singapore Airlines Business Class ‘pods’ (or ‘Thrones’ as I lovingly christened them). The Singapore Airlines Business Class Configuration is a 1-2-1 formation, so you’re not going to have any awkward moments tripping over someone’s limbs to get to the bathroom. The Singapore Airlines Business Class flight-attendants always made a point of coming back and addressing me, I felt valued without being coddled and that’s why they are known for having a level of service a cut-above the rest. All in all, the Singapore Airlines Business Class from Singapore to Stockholm lives up to its reputation.

TAS Sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms $134AUD/night Worth shacking up for the fresh produce at your doorstep and the little reading nook overlooking the bay. Book here The Pines, Teerwah, QLD Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms From $154AUD/night Worth shacking up for the views of the waves from the open-plan kitchen. Sleeps 5, 3 bedrooms $153AUD/night Worth shacking up for the enormous schools of Australian Salmon that can be cast-caught from the private 300m-long solar-lit jetty. Book here Shoreham Beach Shack, Mornington Peninsular, VIC @shorehambeachshack Sleeps 5, 2 bedrooms $375AUD/night Worth shacking up to experience the very stylish renovation of this classic 1950

I don’t wear a lot of make-up basically because I’m super lazy when it comes to getting ready, I hate the heavy feel of foundation and I’m dyslexic at applying eye shadow/liner properly, which means I have a bit more financial wiggle room to purchase quality face products, and I’ve coordinated my beauty routine accordingly! But it goes a little something like this: Double Cleanse (cleanse only once if i haven’t worn make-up or sunscreen that day which is like never) Acid Tone Balancing Tone Serums/Oils OR Retinoid I change the serums/oils and hydrators throughout the week depending on how my skin is feeling (whether I’ve had enough sleep, how much time I’ve spent in the sun, if I’ve been in a cold climate, how much I’ve been swimming in chlorine/salt water etc etc). For when my skin is feeling extra sensitive and I don’t want to deal with any chemicals (or I just want to be lazy and chuck it on after I’ve cleansed)!