Monthly Archives: April 2010

I have been tagged by the very interesting and wonderfully random Purple Ramblings to receive the Kreative Blogger award for the meme “7 things about me” and Im finally getting around to writing about 7 things I havent previously mentioned about myself: 1. … Continue reading →

Today, J had a professional photo shoot with Rachael Pereira. We had to take a “big” train to Rachaels studio, which was an adventure in itself. When we arrived, the atmosphere was very laid back and Rachael took the attention off … Continue reading →

Im normally indifferent to any kind of traffic problem, but when its right on your doorstep: This car was “parked” for quite a while.

Single Mums – sponging from the state? Or doing the best they can for their chidren given their circumstances? Where the government is prepared to give financial help to anyone, there will always be people who take advantage. However, I don’t … Continue reading →

Its been a strange couple of weeks for us. Having to leave my temporary job at the end of March has meant that our whole routine has changed. J no longer goes to his childminders as I cant afford it … Continue reading →

I have been tagged by Julie at TheSardineTin (one of my favourite mummy blogs) to do the Infinite Playlist Meme. I love music and this is a chance for me to share some with you. I could have included a … Continue reading →

I have been tagged for my first Meme by the lovely Emma at MeTheManAndBaby These are the instructions: 1. Open your first (oldest) photo folder in your computer library 2. Scroll to the 10th photo 3. Post the photo and the … Continue reading →

As a kid, I used to like winter. The 2 weeks off school, galavanting in the snow, being able to ignore the cold that is somehow not felt by children, and the seasonal celebrations. As a teenager, I kind of liked the … Continue reading →

Its always nice to see people coming together to acheive something amazing and kind, and other people watching this amazing thing happening, cheering it on and there being a general uplifting atmosphere as people come to witness it, proud that … Continue reading →