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So you know how I am always spectacularly late to the loveliest of parties because I live in a bubble and very rarely pop my head out? Well yes: I am still that way. Still oblivious to the wonderful until it comes along and joy slaps me around the chops. So it was with…
So Paola, owner of the most fabulous online lifestyle boutique in the world, has dealt with illness, transferring her entire life from London to Seattle, looked after her scrumptious babba and still found time to photograph some of the yummy things appearing soon at Mirror Mirror… You are an inspiration Sweetheart! Good luck with your…
And just like last year, January doesn’t seem to happen until the middle of the month while most of us wrestle our way out of the muddle of the festivities. For isn’t it true that all of December is lost these days to the performance that is Christmas Day? Isn’t it true that we need…
Well now. Here we are. Trapped indoors by knee-high snow with a list of gifts that look as though they might just go undelivered by the reliable work-horse that is Amazon and a few still in the shops that the cancellation of all local train services is making impossible to collect. I feel quite giddy!…
I have been a bad Mummy. I have made a show of my son. I have scarred him for life and he now considers me to be a “BumBum-Head” and does not intend to be my friend until “Twenty Million and Ten”. Yesterday Finley (he of the eloquent insults) had a friend around for tea….
I very rarely visit Facebook, because amongst all the millions of other things I have to do online I just don’t remember to check it. But then last night I was idly browsing the corridors of the internets and happened across these photo’s of myself and my sister Helen that she had posted to her…
Alison,
I was just reading some of your older posts, the one where you were questiong your choice to be a stay at home Mom is interesting, I guess the grass is always greener on the other side…Some days I feel like I'd give my silkie bloomers to stay at home for any reason and especially to be a Mom (you see what happens when you use hindsight, it was those same wonderful children that made me run desperately to the first business that would allow a frazzled mother to work for them)how quickly time passes.
Now instead of dealing with 6 year olds that want to tell on each other and won't share their toys, I'm dealing with 46 year olds that want to tell on each other and won't share their toys.
Tami