Christmas is a magical time, and I love all of it! but if like me you find yourself with a string across the living room wall stacked high with Christmas cards, usually from the kids class mates, then this is […]
I’ve spent so long wondering what I could / should be doing with my life, that I’ve for the most part done nothing with it. I’ve tried my hand at a multitude of things craft wise, but my heart has […]
I’ve struggled with homeschooling and uploading things to 3 different school accounts, the twins need more hands on play based learning, whereas Draven needs to be doing writing, reading and maths. So I’ve started choosing something to do, that all […]
My kids love pancakes for breakfast (who doesn’t?) but I find first thing in the morning it seems to take forever, especially when everyone’s hungry, and it’s just quicker to whack a bowl of cereal in front of them. We […]
When Boris announced on the 10th May, that schools could re open providing the 5 tests had been met. I was more than a little annoyed! especially given the year groups he was proposing, Reception, Year 1, Year 6 and […]
I’ve been really struggling with trying to spread my time between Draven (6) Cosima (4) and Camilo (4) keeping up with the work sent by school, uploading pieces completed. Whilst giving them the attention they need to do each task, […]
I would have laughed in your face! Ten years ago I was the kind of person who hated vegetables, ate my steak rare, lived for any and all sushi and ate ham sandwiches most days. Now I’ve also always been […]
Life in lockdown with 3 kids under 6 years old! Homeschooling and trying to work from home.
Before school breaks up for Easter, every year the kids have an Easter Bonnet parade. Obviously during this very difficult time, whilst we are currently on lockdown that hasn’t been possible, as school for us ended on March 20th. But […]
I’ve lived pretty much all of my life as a survivor of suicide loss, touched by suicide at the age of 8. Not much has changed in the last 24 years in how suicide is viewed and feared, except now […]
