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![SUNDAY [09/10/16]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/conkersA2000.jpg)
This Sunday, we went conker hunting. It’s bittersweet each year now. This is the third year without my gorgeous fur baby Casanova, the third Autumn when he hasn’t been here to leap in and out of the crunchy golden leaves. I don’t talk about him a great deal, because when I do it brings tears…
Did you know that Pampers and UNICEF are halfway to reaching global elimination of Maternal and Newborn Tetanus? We’re honoured to be working with them today to promote and support their work across the globe. I still can’t quite believe that I was lucky enough to bring three magical, healthy babies into this world. Babies bring…
Remember how I was talking about making small spaces work for big ideas? Well, our house is tiny – and our living space actually feels as though it shrinks a little every day as our boys grow. The trouble is, we’re in Hampshire. Our county plays host to some of the most expensive house prices…
If you remember, our August Degustabox arrived just before we left for our summer holiday in Wales, and it looked delicious! We’ve been trying a few of the products over the past couple of weeks and our favourites from this month’s box have been: Willy Chase’s Fit Corn – £2.19 This was apple cider flavoured, and…
![PICTURE PERFECT [A WEEK ON INSTAGRAM]](https://keep-up-with-the-jones-family.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/pictureperfectsept13th.jpg)
It’s picture perfect time! Last week was hard going for us – back to school full time for one, home visits for the other and I’m just so tired! Jensen has decided this morning [day 7 of back to school] that he doesn’t like school, the work is too boring, and he isn’t going. Lyoto…
It’s big, hairy spider week here in Hampshire. Seriously, they are EVERYWHERE. The false widow we found on the trampoline yesterday [and swiftly relocated] was by far the biggest I’ve seen, and the pyjama spiders [garden orbital ones, we call them Miss Muffet spiders or pyjama spiders, depending on how stripey they look] on the bushes…