Welcome back to another blog post!
Well that was the longest month in history! I hope you all managed to stay sane and well? I spent my time doing really important things, like re-reading Harry Potter 😂. I've also been studying for my genealogy qualification, family history has been my hobby for over 10 years, during the first lockdown I decided to have a go at challenging myself to try something different and decided to make my family history hobby into a possible future side career. I am really enjoying it and its going well (I think!).
My boys are doing well, one started secondary school in September and he's settled in brilliantly and my eldest has started his apprenticeship, so he's out at work most days, earning more money than me 😂.
So anyway, back to work tomorrow! I can't wait, I'm not going to lie, its been really tough having to give up work and especially towards Christmas it puts pressure on everyone. But lets try and look forward to the coming festivities with a little positivity and just hope and pray that next year will get better.
As a mobile business in the beauty industry we have been told that we are allowed to operate in all tier areas, as long as we are following all of the PPE rules. I will be entering your home in a mask and a visor, all equipment is cleaned after every person, hand sanitizer is provided and I will be wearing gloves when appropriate. I also have my own NHS track and trace code for you to scan, I know it seems strange to check into your own home and some people haven't got the app yet, but its really important that I stick to this rule, I could face big fines if not. So thank you in advance for your cooperation.
I have my best reds, glitter and nail art brushes at the ready for your Christmas nails. You never fail to disappoint me with your Christmas requests! I love doing festive nail art and don't mind a challenge, so feel free to bombard me with all your Pinterest ideas! Here is a few from previous years.....
Don't forget I have gift vouchers for sale too, they make great presents, with a six month expiration date they're handy to save for the new year in the gloomy weather!
