Matt Ryde, Author at Graham John

Advent Challenge 11: Make contact with a friend you haven’t spoken to in ages

Posted 11th December 2024

Have you ever caught up with someone you haven't seen in years?

How did it feel? You start chatting,...

Advent Challenge 10: Make a silly Christmas video to email to friends (or post on Social Media) on Christmas day

Posted 10th December 2024

Christmas arrives so soon!

When it does it happens in a rush, so much is going on, grabbing your attention...

Advent Challenge 9: Make a paper garland to hang on the tree, over a door, or in the kids bedroom

Posted 9th December 2024

“Life is not complex. We are complex. Life is simple, and the simple thing is the right thing.” — Oscar...

Advent Challenge 8: Invite a few friends over for a cookie decorating party

Posted 8th December 2024

Decorating cookies!

You may want to try some

Advent Challenge 7: Make and mail a Christmas card to a family member or friend who lives in another county or country

Posted 7th December 2024
Did you know that the Christmas card is a British invention? The first one was sent in 1843 and it is likely...

Advent Challenge 6: Find a gift to give to a charity

Posted 6th December 2024

What were your favourite childhood gifts?

We all have memories of something special, a toy, a book, a...

Advent Challenge 5: Serve a meal together as a family at a local homeless shelter

Posted 5th December 2024

The Department of Levelling up released statistics on 13th October 2023 stating that '157,640 households were...

Advent Challenge 4: Make paper snowflakes to hang from the kids’ bedroom ceiling

Posted 4th December 2024

Frozen pollen falling from the sky.

When extremely cold water droplets freeze onto dust or pollen particles...

Advent Challenge 3: Have fun writing Christmas cards

Posted 3rd December 2024

There's fun in writing Christmas cards

For me magic is a feeling forming in my heart, my head turning...

The Graham John Promise

To take each property as an individual case with its own unique quirks and charms. To match homes to buyers to make sure everyone is happy, long-term. That’s because we want our clients to be for life, not just a sale. And because we care deeply about homes and what they can do for people’s lives.