Hello, I'm Hester
Between the Dots is a journal dedicated to the quiet beauty found in ordinary moments.
A space where I share sparkles of joy, my adventures far away and nearby, and my answers to tough questions. Welcome. I hope you’ll find yourself at home between these stories of things we tend to overlook.
table of contents
- ......................................... quiet beauty
- ...................................... simple recipes
- ............................................ slow travel
- ....................................... sustainability
- ................................................... health
- ............................................... Theology
- ......................................... womanhood
- ............................................... marriage
- .............................................. thoughts
When you first decide to make your life more sustainable, the amount of information you'll find can be quite overwhelming – which is much different from when I first started and had to figure most things out by myself. And then there's a difference between the enthusiastic blog posts and articles written by those just starting, and the more nuanced ...
With Summer in full swing – although it might not always feel like it here up North, with overcast skies and temperatures that want to make you put on another layer – Scotland is overrun by tourists again. And while we love sharing our beautiful country with the rest of the world, this also means an influx of dangerous situations ...
I have an issue with the online recipe world. Well, not just one, but let's keep the full discussion for another day. Over the years that I've been sharing my recipes, the space has become more and more confusing because of all the food rules people without proper knowledge have created. Don't misunderstand me, I'm not talking about recipes created ...
One of the things that never gets easier, is the loss of a pet. And while this isn't the first time I had to say goodbye to one of our bunnies, this one hit differently. Saar had just turned five, we were all settling into a new routine with the bunnies living indoors for a little while, spending a lot ...
