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Daffodils

March 15, 2011 by

Daffodils a photo by Merrily Me on Flickr.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

There be Dragons.

March 14, 2011 by

Here is a better set of pictures of my dragons. They were my first 6, so hopefully I’ll get better at them but I had such a lot of fun making them. I love whimsical fimo modelling, there is so much less worry about them looking absolutely right and perfect. This little bunch of fellas […]

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Fimo Models Tagged With: christi friesen inspired, dragon, dragon sculpture, fimo dragons, fimo models, model dragon, polymer clay dragon, polymer clay dragons, polymer clay models, sculpey models

Ups and downs

March 13, 2011 by

After a week of all the girls being poorly, Max and I came down with milder versions of it this weekend. We pootled about though and did things – the girls indulged in a lot of rabbit play and pet worship, which was great to see. I made these and Josie sat with me, also […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Creative Every Day, Family Life, Fimo Models, Freddie, Garden, Knitting & Sewing, Photos Tagged With: bracelets for sale, crochet, fimo dragon models, fimo dragons, fimo models, glass bead bracelets, rowan colourscape crochet

My Best of the Net

March 12, 2011 by

I’m staring at my toolbar and thinking I am so amazingly reliant on the internet these days. I’m not really thinking of the big 6 (well, what I think of as the big six anyway) of Amazon, eBay, Facebook, Google, Twitter and WordPress but all the other things that I and we, rely on in […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Thinking Tagged With: art websites, business online, craft online, essential websites, family websites, knitting websites, our favourite websites, photo websites, technology, the internet, the internet is my life, websites to die for

Can home ed kids have a sickie? (Lego is better!)

March 10, 2011 by

And the fabulous (depending on your point of view!) answer is… no, not really. See, another plus point to home education-  you can work even when you are sick… no reason to miss school days, ever. We even learn on holiday, we even do projects on holiday… we… we… we… yes, they read in the […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Family Life, Home Education, Lego Tagged With: being poorly, home ed kids having sick days, Home Education, lego, lego houses, sick kids, sofa day

Nature Walk – March

March 10, 2011 by

On my list of things to do is getting out more and visiting the same places as the seasons change. I plan every month – I missed Jan/Feb but I’m not going to beat myself up about that. On Tuesday we went to Burghley House for a walk and looked at Spring springing. It’s a […]

Filed Under: Exploring Artists, Family Life, Nature Walk Tagged With: art and nature, burghley house, burghley house sculpture garden, family time, family walks, nature walks

Testing Amazon for Merry

March 10, 2011 by Fran

Build a police station, post office, repair garage, train station or anything else your LEGO® town needs! Includes pieces to make lots of different buildings and vehicles for endless hours of building fun. Contains 516 pieces Including lots of roof tiles, 3 windows and 3 doors, and 2 minifigures! Windshields, wheels, steering wheels, and propeller […]

Filed Under: Lego

The Co-Operative Revolution

March 9, 2011 by

A few weeks ago, driving home from our Latin Etc group, Fran said “We have a little school in a way now, don’t we?” And we do, in a way. It isn’t a school, because we specifically avoid the conditions that would make it so, but for a 12 year old who has only ever […]

Filed Under: Home Education, Thinking, Uncategorized Tagged With: co-operative business, families, local business, local co-ops, sharing home ed skills, the big society, the co-op, the co-operative revolution

Me and those women in Africa

March 8, 2011 by

Image Credit: University of Michigan In the nights following Freddie’s death, Max and I sat on the sofa, wrapped in a duvet, clinging to each other. We didn’t say much, we didn’t even cry much. We managed to have a spectacular row about a camping weekend and we managed to feed and put children to […]

Filed Under: Thinking, Writing Tagged With: child mortality, infant loss, international womens day, neonatal death, still birth, womens rights

Hope whispered.

March 8, 2011 by

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to win this beautiful bookmark from SkyBlueSea thanks to a give away on Sleep is for the Weak. I got to customise it, choosing a star for Freddie and and M for myself and Suzanne found this wonderful quote for me, which just epitomises how life needs […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Freddie Tagged With: giveaway, good small businesses, handmade items, prize, thank you, totems

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