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Make it stop

June 29, 2011 by

It is certainly not unique experience to the babylost parent to feel cold horror creep when they hear of another parent losing their child. You do not have to have watched a child die, or be told your child has died, to know that it would be the most terrible thing, the most dreadful thing, […]

Filed Under: Grief Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, death, living without a child

What I thought of CyberMummy – Part One

June 27, 2011 by

I spent the weekend at a blogging conference/networking/marketing event – called CyberMummy. Despite the alarming title, it probably should assure you I have not come home made of aluminium, with my brains sucked out and vomit on my shoulder. On the other hand, I do wonder if when it was originally given it’s name, it […]

Filed Under: Thinking Tagged With: cybermummy11, rachel johnson, sophie king, what i thought about cybermummy

Not so much other than ordinary

June 24, 2011 by

In the almost total absence of a home internet access this week, we’ve done other stuff. The allotment was in sore need of some work, so we’ve done that. The little girls have weeded and watered and stone collected, so our beds are better next year and we’ll have paths to walk on that get […]

Filed Under: Allotment, Garden, Home Education

Jack in a Box

June 23, 2011 by

I’ve been quiet this last couple of weeks. I’m engaged in a process of frantically holding everything, every feeling and memory and thought inside a box with a lid that wants to spring open. It’s the only way to manage just now. I was only able to take the anti-depressants for a month and coming […]

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Maths and the art of Lazy Home Ed

June 22, 2011 by

I’ve been waiting a long time for this moment. Not since virtual non-reader, 8 year old Fran suddenly picked up a Rainbow Fairy book and launched into fully fledged literacy, has being a home educator felt quite so good. The honey, all of it, is not in the achievement, but in the path to the […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Learning to fly away again

June 21, 2011 by

Today this song, one of my all time favourites since I was a teenager, seems very appropriate. There is something about the video for it, never mind the words, which says all there is to say. Everything is perfect, beautiful and all I could ask for, but none of it quite raises a smile in […]

Filed Under: Grief Tagged With: late night grand hotel, losing a newborn baby, nanci griffiths

This is the VERY LAST beg for VOTES!!! And why.

June 17, 2011 by

Voting closes for the MAD Blog Awards in 10 hours time, at 9pm on Friday 17th June. After that I promise not to ask again but just for today, if you like my blog and know people who might (or who have an email address quite frankly!) would you ask them to click on this […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Madblogawards

Running out of Energy Choices?

June 16, 2011 by

We’ve gone through various periods of financial stability or instability in the house over the years; we’ve had times when were were literally living one month to the next, or more often than not, more like last month encroaching only to soon on the one ahead. We’ve had fortunate times where we’ve had a little […]

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Anglesey Abbey

June 16, 2011 by

Anglesey Abbey is neither in Anglesey, nor an Abbey, so far as I could tell from the wander we had around it on our way home from Bury St Edmunds. It was, however, completely gorgeous and we’ll definitely be going back to do more there. It was one of those National Trust properties where they […]

Filed Under: Home Education, Trips Out Tagged With: anglesey abbey, bury st edmunds, cambridgeshire days out, greater wagtail, statues

Flower Power thanks to Interflora

June 15, 2011 by

When I got an email the other week asking if I would like to sample the delights of a bouquet of flowers from the lovely Interflora, I may have squeaked quite loudly. Well, okay, shrieked with delight rather a lot, if I’m honest! I’m a complete sucker for flowers, whether in the garden or in […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: bouquets of roses, bright bouquet, bunch of roses, Father's Day Gifts, florists in London, flowers, Flowers for father's Day, Interflora

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