Wordless Wednesday…

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When people who know me read this post, they will smile. Tea is something that plays a huge role in my life – I think it might possibly be a genetic trait passed down from my dad. Even people who have spent relatively little time with me, such as my fellow bloggers at the Photokina event…
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser, Sir Harold Hillier Gardens. All opinions are mine alone. #CollectiveBias Growing up, the best place in the world to be was our garden. Running up and down the path through our vegetable patches, wearing Summer sandals without socks and with red ribbons…
This post is compensated by #CollectiveBias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. In our house of three little boys, there are six sticky, muddy, grubby hands with 30 wiggly, fidgety, curious fingers. Wiping, poking, scraping, scrabbling and flicking, smooshing, smashing and smearing everything, everywhere. Nothing is out of bounds – nothing remains…
This post is sponsored by Care Virasoothe Gel for Chickenpox I heard those words yesterday as I dropped Hero off at preschool for his afternoon of fun in the sunshine: “It’s Chickenpox Season”. Thankfully mine have now already all had it and I’m far less worried when I hear those words, but still. Chickenpox isn’t…
I am terrified of the dentist. I know that’s childish and ridiculous, but I am. Hypocritically, I cannot say enough about how important it is for Our Little Adventurer to visit regularly and I hands-in-the-air admit that I practically press ganged Dadda into taking Jensen a year ago for his first visit. On his second…
Three weeks and he’s completed the year – his first year of formal education. It’s bittersweet – the sad part? He’s growing up. The happy part? A new milestone; the school photograph, and it’s gorgeously handsome. On a side note – £18 for a download? Really? I’m glad he’s smiling!