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HAVE I EVOLVED AS A PARENT?
This is a paid collaboration with Johnson & Johnson as a Johnson’s Baby Ambassador. All of the words and opinions contained in this post are my own. When I was asked as a Johnson’s Ambassador to write about how I’ve evolved as a parent, I was driving along after the second school run of the day, thinking of…
A LI’L SOMETHING SWEET: CLOUD NINE MARSHMALLOWS
I won’t tell you what Rhys Ifans said about Cloud Nine Marshmallows, but it was naughty – and when he said it, I knew I had to try them. For as long as I can remember, I have loved marshmallows. They remind me of rainy days and board games, crunchy leaves and bonfires, and snow-caked…
BIRTHDAYS, BOYS AND BOTTLE ROCKETS
Due to all of the goings on in our family, we decided to celebrate my birthday over this weekend instead. My boys [the Cook Bros.] baked me the most glittery, chocolate heart covered, delicious birthday cake ever and presented me with sweet flowers and a card. They were highly secret about everything for as long…
THE SUN IS AWAKE, SO….HOW DO I KEEP THEM ASLEEP?
I love the bedrooms in our house. My bedroom in particular has the most beautiful light flowing through it and it’s where I take most of my photographs. But, as with most things in life, you have to take the rain with the sunshine. And at this time of the year, the sunshine is actually…
SPRING DINING INSPIRATION WITH AMARA
We’ve been back from Centerparcs for all of three days and already I’m willing the Summer holidays to be here – I want the lazy days where me and the boys can just be at home, in the garden, in the [let’s all cross our fingers right now] sunshine. As our Easter celebrations this year…
Christmas 2012….
…was perfect. It was cinnamon sweet, warm and toasty, bursting with freshly grated nutmeg…and sprinkled in teeny tiny candy canes. Every smell, taste, touch, sight or sound said, “MERRY CHRISTMAS!” in large, bold (red) letters. There was no mistaking the season in the Jones household; Baby Dragon’s introduction to “festive” could only have been made…