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Thank you, Mr Panda
Thank you, Mr PandaMy girls, Haki and I all enjoyed the latest Antony-Panda-Lemur collab; Please, Mr Panda (a concise and cheeky lesson in manners). I think it adds a dimension to Mr Panda’s character. He’s such an interesting fellow! … Continue reading
I see a girl…
I have this photo on my phone of Eva. I spread the apps out across my phone so that there’s a screen with just one app and I can swipe through the screens until I reach her face, free from apps in the way. It’s the face I see before… Continue reading
Chocolate Chip Cookie Bites | Recipe
Everyone loves chocolate chip cookies right? But sometimes a biscuit itself just either isn’t enough or crumbles when putting it into a lunchbox for the kids. What about chocolate chip cookie bites instead? All you need is a mini muffin tray and some chocolate chip cookie dough and you have a delicious bite size treat …
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What Lifting Has Taught Me
Parents, find your village
Diane Levy taught me to be a boring mother. For that, I will always be grateful. When one of my children was going through a slightly clingy stage, I read Diane’s book Of Course I Love You, Now Go to Your Room. In the book she talks about the ‘boring cuddle’. We’d arrive at a […]
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The Lowdown: Burning Coffee
The Lowdown: Burning Coffee Can you burn coffee by adding the water first? Does it taste better when adding the milk first? Being told “you’ll burn the coffee” is quite possibly one of the most annoying sentences to ever be uttered. Especially when you’re me and you really don’t give a shit either way. […]
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Moment continued ..
Still having a moment, but it doesn’t stop me from blogging!We’re getting the remnants of that cyclone that hit Australia last week. It’s been raining all day.What did we do on a wet day?Tummy time for The Boy.It’s supposed to rain more in the next day… Continue reading
Travel Insurance
Travel Insurance, you should never leave home without it. Given the events of the last few weeks, you could be forgiven if you feel like stepping out the door is a bit dangerous. Even staying indoors has it’s challenges. Most … Read More
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It’s mushroom and grape season
Autumn is always a rush. There’s picking to be done everywhere you look. I madly pick berries, cut cabbages, dig up spuds and pull carrots.The grapes have been patiently waiting for me. After Himrod, our wonderful eating grape, all got eaten by t… Continue reading
Come get creative with Capital E these school holidays!
There’s heaps to do for kids aged 0-14, from live performance to awesome workshops including movie making and virtual reality. Highlights include Capital E’s ANZAC weekend show An Awfully Big Adventure at Te Papa. It’s a ridiculously clever play transporting kids aged 7+ into colliding stories on Flanders Field. Plus Capital E’s show Songs of…
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The Chocolate Tour – My First Box
The Chocolate Tour Facebook Instagram A while ago I started looking for a subscription box, I love getting mail and opening boxes. Thinking about it that is rather strange as I don’t like opening gifts from people I know. In my search I looked at all sorts but didn’t find anything that floated my boat. […] Continue reading
Teaching Kids About Strangers
Teaching Kids About Strangers At this stage my kids are 3 and 5. If someone says hi to them, when they’re with me, then I naturally encourage them to say hi back. However in light of recent events here in New Zealand, it got me thinking about the fact that we should be teaching […]
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Supporting parents of a preterm baby.
Following the birth of our son at just 32 weeks gestation we were so lucky to have amazing support from friends and family. I honestly don’t know how we could have got through the first 6 weeks without them. With one baby in hospital and a toddler at home, it was a seriously tough time. […]
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