Words for Wednesday (Rainbow Babies)

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The idea behind Slow Living, which has its origins in Italy, began to take shape in 1986 as a reaction to fast food. Favouring a different approach to modern life – Slow Living promotes the ethos that instead of rush, rush, rushing, we need to take time to appreciate the life that we live –…
Surprises are very few and far between when you’re a grown up. So when I read the message from Twinderelmo at 8am yesterday, reading “Huge congrats”, I assumed she was just being as lovely as usual and congratulating me on my Slimming World progress. I wrote back that I was so shocked as I expected…
I’m a confirmed baby wearer, for a myriad of reasons – and despite being bought the most beautiful pram when Jensen Indiana was born, I just never got used to using one. I cringed when I caught people’s ankles, got frustrated when people on foot cut in front of me and I huffed and puffed…
The huskies enjoyed an afternoon in the snowy garden. Paws caked in snow are much more pleasurable to clean than those matted with mud. Casanova is so handsome. I still can’t believe how sick he is. Excalibur just wanted to rumble… Now they’re inside, hogging the sofa as the snow melts…. I’m…
This week I’m a week late with this post after the last Picture Perfect – getting back into the swing of things after being completely engulfed in school trips, appointments and meetings [not to mention getting stuck in London after the BML conference this past weekend] has been hard – and now this weather?! Ick!…
Beans had his first day of pre-school today, after two settling-in-with-mommy sessions. He’s been allocated five afternoons as we’re entitled to 15 hours of pre-school fun, but we’re seeing which afternoons suit him best. As as he’s a summer birthday, our poor little Beaner is going to be wiped out for one, and secondly I’m…