We're half-way through. It's a bit soon for jumping to conclusions, and I'm tempting fate by writing this, and it's all going to fall apart this week just because I wrote this down. But then again, if I don't stop and acknowledge that it's happening, I might never believe that it did. September is usually HELL in ...
Category: The everyday family life posts
The Playing Field
Six o'clock. Hazy sunshine. A nippy evening chill creeping in, but these hardy soccer players don't care. Shin guards on, socks pulled high, shorts and proud club jerseys. Running to the pitch, racing for the first kick of the ball. Eight, nine, ten years old, one thing in common - a love of the beautiful game. Oh, and they're all ...
Four Go Out To The Shops
Snapshot of a woman on the hunt
Diary of a House Hunter
If you've done this, you know the drill. Saturday morning is house-viewing morning. Particularly so when the clock is ticking, because the old house is gone. And every time, you get your hopes up. We certainly do. This could be the one. Sure, it's not quite the location we want, and it looks a little cramped ...
Any Excuse for Donuts
"Mum, it's your engagement anniversary!" my eldest announced when she came in from school this afternoon. I hadn't realised it was my engagement anniversary and it's not something we (or I suspect anyone) celebrates - though I'm thinking of bring that in, because to be honest February could use all the help it can get. "So what will ...
Jumping on the bandwagon (and falling back off)
The Last Day – Diary of a House Move
Snapshot of a Woman on a Couch
And Breathe…
Every year for the last four years, September and October have been a little challenging* in our house (*all-out chaotic messy nightmare). The fact that this four-year timeline coincides with my departure from my office job is surely neither here nor there - no doubt something other than my presence has caused all of this, ...