Happy Snow Day 2013!
We don’t often get snow in Hampshire, and when we do it’s not usually the sticky stuff…. Happy Snow Day!
Similar Posts
TO THE NINES: ALPINE BABY CO., MONTANA
Sometimes it’s disheartening as a boy momma. It seems sometimes as though the only choices in the high street stores are drab, blue, and covered in trains and the like – and new season’s fashion is considered a new Spiderman pose on a T-shirt. Now, I’m all for superheroes but after purchasing the same set…
BRILLIANT BABY EQUIPMENT: NUROFEN FOR CHILDREN FEVERSMART THERMOMETER
This is a collaborative post with Nurofen for children FeverSmart Thermometer Zinc Number: UK/NfC/0918/0096 New parents have a huge, steep learning curve. There are classes for us to choose to learn all about pregnancy and labour…and then after your little one’s born, you’re suddenly handed your beautiful baby without a manual, to raise. Like, good…
New Year’s Day 2013….
…looked a little like this. Baby Dragon was miserable with cold and our Little Adventurer had cabin fever, so we bundled up (five layers) and headed to the park. It was balance bike time! Thank you, Granny and Grandad! It’s hard to get smiles on camera from Jensen usually, but we’ve recently found a way. …
Just a Few Words on Wednesday
Christmas has been over for a month nearly so please forgive these – but these photos somehow got lost, and they made me smile. Our Christmas cake pops were so delicious. Well, I imagine that they were…. I never got one. Not one. Argh! Poor little guy. Lyoto decided his gingerbread would talk to Father…
Wordless Wednesday…
It’s a terrible photo, but it’s the only one I have. My little camel in his first nativity. So truly proud.
CLAUDI & FIN: THE ICE CREAM MAN VS. FROZEN YOGHURT MUMS
With sun-flushed cheeks and grass-scattered hair, knocking scuffed sandal toes with our friends as we swung about on the chipped, yellow pudding bowl climbing frame outside our house, every Summer we waited. As soon as we heard it, we’d scramble from our metal perches and race to our doorstep, heads craned sideways to yell through…