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Silent Sunday

October 16, 2011 by

Filed Under: Photos Tagged With: babyloss awareness, infant loss, infant loss awareness, silent sunday, wave of light

Needing knitting project help.

October 9, 2011 by

It is nearly time to start making this baby a blanket and I’m struggling for inspiration. Fran had one made from a pattern and the other girls used it too; after her I never managed to make ones for the others, so my Nana stepped into the breach. Freddie’s I made as a sampler while […]

Filed Under: Being a Parent, Knitting & Sewing, Photos Tagged With: infant loss, knitted patchwork blankets, knitting a rainbow baby blanket, patchwork knitted baby blankets, pregnancy after loss, rainbow blanket for a baby

Gifts from the heart, flowers from my past.

October 9, 2011 by

We’ve got a long way to go before having cut flowers in the house are an every day occurrence; I do get the occasional bunch of them from Max and the girls, which I appreciate enormously but it is a long standing joke here (and I suspect in plenty of homes) to immediately say “What […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Home Education, Photos Tagged With: flowers for baby loss, flowers for graves, flowers for happy times, flowers for sad times, flowers in exeter, funeral flowers, having a baby before you are married, little gifts which are romantic, wedding bouquets, wedding flowers

This week we learned….

September 30, 2011 by

That Maddy is a stop motion animation genius. There are 700 photos in that clip, all taken on my iPhone with no help (and only a Lego built stand for it) and all the timing comes from her singing the song in her head as she did it. I put it into Windows Movie Maker […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Lego, Maddy, Photos, School Tagged With: celtic hama beads, lego animation, starting school, stop go animation, using lego figures for animations with children, windows movie maker

I'd have got away with it too…

September 17, 2011 by

Now we are back in the swing of daily ‘normals’ work, which always leads for a happier household, we’re getting much more done in general. I like it when we swing back into these productive periods of time; even doing sensible if slightly boring stuff first thing in the morning tends to make the day […]

Filed Under: Fimo Models, Maddy, Uncategorized Tagged With: Fimo Model of Fred and Daphne, new Scooby Doo, Scooby Doo, Scooby Doo Craft, Scooby Doo Mystery House Review

Buckland and Bude.

September 8, 2011 by

Which does sound rather like a firm of solicitors I think. As is usual, we made use of our National Trust membership. If you are a large family, days out with individual entry are just prohibitively expensive but NT membership means we can drop in and out of places without feeling we must squeeze every […]

Filed Under: Photos, Trips Out Tagged With: Buckland Abbey, Bude Beach, Francis Drake, National Trust, sandcastles, Three Mifi

Silent Sunday

August 14, 2011 by

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In a jam. Or in some jam. There was jam, anyway.

August 9, 2011 by

The country is falling apart. I’m having the most stressful week since last April. I nearly said of my life. Jeez. Anyway, you can tell something is seriously amiss with the world, because I made jam. This is quite possibly the most domestic thing I have done in about 10 years and not only that, […]

Filed Under: Cookery Tagged With: first time jam maker, making strawberry jam, river cottage preserves, strawberry jam

Silent Sunday

August 7, 2011 by

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Taking it to extremes.

August 5, 2011 by

After rather pathetically realising my ‘stay at home’ status had become a little bit too literal in my last post, we’ve been out every day this week. Which has been some achievement actually. We’ve been various children down at various points of the week this week so the dimensions of life have been quite different. […]

Filed Under: Allotment, Grief, Knitting & Sewing, Nature Walk, Photos, Trips Out Tagged With: Allotment veg, anglesey abbey, crochet, floods in peterborough, Houghton Mill, National Trust, scaletrix, stillbirth

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