Project 365 – March 2026

It feels like 2026 is flying by! March was a month of being at home, going out on lots of walks, so many little activities, and a lot of seeing how much our children have grown. There just is something so lovely about the transition between winter and spring, that I always am in love with. This month, I had so many lovely moments with friends and enjoyed so much time with Dann. Kai also had his 16th birthday – he’s grown so much in the last few years. I wrote up a little entry on each day of our March, as a part of Project 365. Some bloggers do this weekly, some daily, and some monthly like me. You can check out the other blogger’s post at the end of this post.

March 1st – Pokemon Go and a Dinner

Today was a very long Sunday! I started off the day early, with a big Pokemon Go event. Dann, Amelia, Robin and I all went out until lunchtime. After some lunch, Dann and I did another round of Pokemon, before Dann headed home to start a DnD group that he was running for all of the day. I stayed out for a bit longer, doing a lot of raids, before heading into London for a late birthday dinner with a friend. We had a really lovely time, at a nice place to eat, and I ended up staying in London for the evening.

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Boba Bonanza – Boba Drink Scrambling

[Ad – Gifted Products] Every other Monday, we find ourselves at our local Geek Retreat playing a board game afterschool. This little tradition always brings a lot of fun to the boring, back-to-school feeling Mondays. This week, we played Boba Bonanza! This is one of those vibrant, bright, fast-paced card games that have a lot of chaos! You need to make sure your family members have the same sort of vibe going into it, as there is a lot of scrambling to be done.

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Funky Foods Cupcake Class with Sweet Designs by Jennie

Every month Amelia and I go to Sweet Designs by Jennie‘s cupcake class, often going to one of the newer designs! Jennie creates new designs monthly, with so many different ones to choose from. Amelia and I always have a fantastic time creating cupcakes, chatting with others, and learning new decorating techniques. As always, we showed up for our class and all of the cakes were already baked. Our fondant was set out, along with tons of tools, and we got right to it!

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Why More Travellers in Woking Are Choosing Airport Taxi Services

Getting to the airport used to be one of those jobs people simply put up with. You packed the car, checked the route, hoped the traffic would be kind, and paid more than expected for parking when you got there. For others, it meant dragging suitcases onto trains, changing platforms, and trying to stay calm when the clock kept moving.

That is one reason more people in Woking are now choosing airport taxis instead. The journey to Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, or London City is often the first part of a holiday, business trip, or family visit. When that first part goes wrong, the whole day can feel off-balance.

A pre-booked taxi in Woking gives passengers a simple, direct way to travel. There is no need to think about fuel, long-stay parking, rail delays, or asking a friend for a lift at half past four in the morning. For many travellers, that peace of mind is exactly what they want.

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Level Up Your Weekends and Turning UK Cities into Giant Gaming Playgrounds

The traditional family walk often gets a bit of a bad reputation among the younger generation. For a child raised on the fast paced rewards of indie games and interactive digital worlds, a simple stroll through a city centre or a local park can sometimes feel a bit static. However, there is a brilliant way to bridge that gap by turning the concrete jungle into a massive, live action game. By using the technology we already carry in our pockets, we can transform a standard Saturday afternoon into an epic quest that keeps everyone moving and fully engaged.

The beauty of this approach is that it makes the journey just as exciting as the final destination. You are no longer just walking to a museum or a cafe. Instead, you are navigating a map, solving puzzles, and hunting for hidden treasures. To make these adventures even more accessible, it is always worth checking for days out deals before you head into the city. Having a few discounts tucked away for a post game lunch or a visit to a high tech attraction makes the whole experience feel like a well earned victory lap for the entire team.

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