Crossfitting, pancreas acting, single mum to three
My children asked me once what love looked like and I struggled to find the words to answer, how to you describe the most over powering emotion in the world, how can you make a feeling a vision? I had the extraordinary good luck to see love this weekend, to stand in a room filled with…
By reading this blog many of you may realise that I aspire to be a writer, to have my words published and my work recognised. I have the dreams of JK Rowling but without the imagination of a Harry Potter. Still I solider on. I like to think I have the support of my family…
Given the right children I firmly believe I could be an exceptional parent. I have read a multitude of books on how to be a fabulous mother and have the theory pretty much bang on. I know to blame the behaviour not the child and in theory I can understand how this works but when…
BB was diagnosed with DDH on the 23rd of December, almost seven months ago. I remember speaking to my brother on Boxing Day and suddenly my coping facade cracked without warning as I looked at my toddling limping daughter and blurted out ‘how will I cope when she is in cast’ and then sobbed helplessly…
This weekend I was asked to speak at a blogging conference on a panel about crossing the chasm; taking your blog to the next level. The delightful folks over at Bubblebum sponsored my attendance and see the bottom of the post for a chance to win one of their fantastic car seats. I was asked…