As I enter the final year of my 30s, I thought I s As I enter the final year of my 30s, I thought I share with you some pictures of mine at 9 months, 9 years, 19 years, 29 years  to today 39 years old of age. Looking back at each decade, I feel both ‘older’ and ‘younger’, I see the change in my features, the change in my way of life, the change in my personality and the experience itched on my face. I am grateful for the life I have lived thus far and excited for the life I am yet to live. 
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2026 - 39, (Home, England), I am ready for this final year before my 40s but also ready for this next decade. 
2016 - 29, (Oslo, Norway), this decade was about self discovery and building the life I dreamt about. The life that I am super proud of and truly grateful to be living. This decade, I built my financial life and in later years choose to heal from the trauma gained in the last decade and now I feel well equipped for the future. 
2006 - 19, (Glasgow, Scotland), I thought I was grown (look at the cheekbones 🤣🤣) and ready for the world, chiiiild was I wrong, let’s just say, I am still resolving the trauma the decade brought me but I am grateful because I met my best friends and made decisions for the future I wanted to have. (Spoiler alert - I did better than I dreamed). 
1996 - 9, (Home, Zambia) this was my birthday but my little sister insisted she had to be the one in the middle. The only way we knew whose birthday it was, was by standing in the middle but this year I remember baby sister crying her eyes out and refusing 🤨
1988 - 9 months, (Chililabombwe, Zambia) although my mother looks tired and traumatised😟, I know I was loved and happy. 
#happybirthday #happybirthday❤️ #newera #39
Attended #ascotraces for the second year running a Attended #ascotraces for the second year running and I am glad to have experienced the ‘Village enclosure’ this year, whilst I loved ‘Windsor enclosure’ last year, it’s not for me. Next year, I want Queen Anne’s enclosure. 💕 #girlsdayout #girlslikeus #ascotfashion
How I missed you my love 🥰🥰🥰 #hertripsabroad #bla How I missed you my love 🥰🥰🥰

#hertripsabroad #blackgirlstraveltoo #maldives #neverstopexploring #welltravelled
Tried being a #touristforaday and we chose #london Tried being a #touristforaday and we chose #london because why not. My feet still hurt from the thought of how much walking we did, the fact that we walked from #bigben to #buckinghampalace is still fresh on my mind. 

#neverstopexploring
🖤🖤MARCH PHOTO/VIDEO DUMP🖤🖤 So much happened and 🖤🖤MARCH PHOTO/VIDEO DUMP🖤🖤 

So much happened and yet I can’t find the words.
It has been an amazing week here, definitely recom It has been an amazing week here, definitely recommend @iberostar in Agadir. 
#neverstopexploring #wanderlust #welltravelled #lifeofadventure #hertripsabroad
I spent a week in #dohaqatar and had the most rela I spent a week in #dohaqatar and had the most relaxing and fulfilling time of my life. Sometimes taking it slow and living in the moment is what the soul needs. 🥰🥰🥰
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#blackgirlstraveltoo
I had such an amazing week in Doha, Qatar after no I had such an amazing week in Doha, Qatar after not visiting for almost 8years. 📍

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Chisels in Gardening: Versatile Tools for Precision and Craftsmanship

Chisels are known for playing their part as essential tools in woodworking and often in construction. However, you might not know that they can also make up for a great gardening tool. Of course, there are many gardening tools like shovels, hoes, and pruners that you can use, but chisels have their unique appeal and advantages. 

Chisels are known for playing their part as essential tools in woodworking and often in construction. However, you might not know that they can also make up for a great gardening tool. Of course, there are many gardening tools like shovels, hoes, and pruners that you can use, but chisels have their unique appeal and advantages. 

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Let’s explore how chisels can assist you in preparing your garden for summer: 

The Multiple Application Of Chisels 

A chisel has sharp edges that can be used for cutting, and it offers precision. Often, you can easily control the force used on chisels for specific results. Therefore, you can use this quality of chisels for gardening. Just make sure that you have top-grade chisels and you can check out the RS website for them. 

1. Artistic Work With Stone And Masonry 

Landscaping is a crucial part of gardening and can often enhance the curb appeal of your home. In landscaping, stones, and rocks play a vital role in enhancing the aesthetics. Often, you will come across shapes of stones and rocks that are not up to the mark. 

By using chisels, you can easily craft and shape your stones. Therefore, you can easily use these stones for retaining walls, pathway decorations, and other aspects. That’s what makes chisels handy. 

2. Let’s Not Forget The Woodwork 

Chisels are the masters of woodwork. If you have wooden elements in your garden, such as logs, stumps, or trees, you can easily use chisels to shape them. From providing proper cuts to creating joints, you can use chisels on wood. If you’re artistic, then you can carve out a shape too! 

From decorative woodwork to creating fences and joints, chisels are quite handy. 

3. The Emergency Uses Of Chisels In Gardening 

Let’s assume that your grating or pruning tools aren’t working, and you don’t have time to get repairs or order new ones. In that case, chisels can work great as emergency grafting and pruning tools. They have the precision. All you need to do is learn to use them properly. 

On the other hand, if you don’t have a shovel or have a less durable shovel to break through rocky soil or use it ruggedly, then you can rely on chisels to help you dig through with power and precision. 

Are There Any Benefits Of Using Chisels? 

Chisels can be a great crafting, shaping, and emergency tool for gardening. However, here are some more benefits of using it:

  • The precision of chisels allows you to make intricate and finer cuts and designs with accuracy. It is great if you want to give your garden a cleaner look.
  • You can control the chisel easily and make sure that you get the accurate shapes and changes that you need without overcutting.
  • You don’t have to worry about providing a polished finish wherever you use chisels. They already offer a clean finish for aesthetics. 
  • If you invest in different shapes, sizes, and materials for chisels, you can achieve a diverse range of work.

And, of course, chisels are a durable addition. They can last long if you know where to buy them.

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