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November 6, 2010 by

Dammit, I’m so far behind and I’ve got photos of things to take as well. In fact, I’m so far behind that I might need my friends to remind me where I’ve been or I’ll forget what I’ve forgotten. Amelie & Fran’s comp. Fran’s comp. Maddy’s TKD successes. Josie’s wobble Josie’s birthday and party. Art […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: craft, home, home making, knitting

Keeping Busy Craftily

October 31, 2010 by

A side effect of this week being busier was that I got less knitting done, but I’m pleased with what I’ve achieved through the week overall. I managed two squares last week but only one this week, the red, orange and yellow one. Annoyed by my failure with tension down the middle of it though. […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Creative Every Day, Fimo Models, Knitting & Sewing, Writing Tagged With: craft, crats for the home, crochet, fimo models, fimo tree picture, halloween cloak, home, home making, knitted blanket squares, knitting

Continuing on a theme…

October 22, 2010 by

We’ve possibly been having a mini-half term here – we’ll probably have one next week too, so perhaps we’re a private school 😉 Yesterday we had S and P here for the day; all the kids did some stuff round the table in the morning, some mathletics and mine did music and they played for […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Creative Every Day, Freddie, Home Education Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, craft, educating at home, education outside school, grief, healthy eating for kids, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death, teaching children at home

Oh, to wear my heart on my sleeve

October 13, 2010 by

Six months ago today, our little boy died. 11 days was not enough. Twice in the last few days, people have, meaning to be kind given me their condolences and said “sorry to mention it, you must not want to think about it.” But I do. I think of ‘it’, of him, all the time. […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Thinking Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, craft, grief, home, home making, knitting, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death

Still creating

October 4, 2010 by

I’ve knitted some more squares. I’ve made some things. I’ve modelled myself back from another brink, I think. Some days I don’t do much more than a squidge of Fimo or a few rows of knitting, but creating this is helping. I’m going to need more walls, if not more beds, soon though.

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Fimo Models, Knitting & Sewing Tagged With: craft, fimo models, fimo pictures, fimo trees, home, home making, knitted baby blanket, knitted blanket squares, knitting, knitting squares

Dreams are never free

September 29, 2010 by

I’ve been a bit off blogging about the endless, wearying aftermath of trying to come to terms with life through a new lens. Various things caused it but the effect of it has been bad; if I don’t write it down, it washes around my head and causes me pain. In the same way my […]

Filed Under: Freddie, Thinking Tagged With: baby loss, child loss, craft, grief, home, home making, knitting, life after loss, losing a child, neonatal death

Educayshun

September 27, 2010 by

Damn. I’m all behind again. We’ve had a good few weeks anyway; the homework diaries work really well still. Everyone likes it, everyone is busy and occupied (well, except Amelie who is converting education avoidance into an art form 🙄 ) I regularly depress myself with the fact that the girls do not get the […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Gymnastics, History etc, Home Education, Photos, The Girls, Trips Out Tagged With: craft, educating at home, education outside school, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, teaching children at home

Creative every day

September 10, 2010 by

We’ve had a really tough week, more disappointment for us and other people I care about, difficult stuff at work and a week of the younger three girls playing SCBU and Labour Ward games with PlayMobil. They’ve been clearly testing me, checking to see how well I cope with their subject matter and it has […]

Filed Under: Creative Every Day, Home Education, Knitting & Sewing Tagged With: craft, educating at home, education outside school, home, Home Education, home making, home schooling, knitting, teaching children at home

Pleased so far :)

September 5, 2010 by

First, the obligatory pox pic Not too bad, not ill at all and tonight is night 3, so hopefully over the worst. It’s nearly at her ankles and wrists now, so hopefully the worst is over. Amazing the way it spreads like that! I’ve done my piece of art to submit (it’s on flickr, I’ll […]

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts, Fran, Josie Tagged With: craft, home, home making, knitting

And the rest of February.

March 1, 2010 by

This time of year always seems to be a bit dull; maybe it is just me but i struggle to bring myself to rush about when it is cold, wet and horrible really. Not that i’m a great rusher anyway, but when you have to be out all evening for gym etc, dashing about in […]

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