Me and Mine: October 2015
How is it a month since I wrote September’s Me and Mine?! October’s been a very exciting month and seems to have whizzed past in the blink of an eye. Continue Reading →
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Instagram-worthy or a Facebook rant?
On Wednesday my Instagram feed (you should follow me, it’s awesome ;-)) had a few pictures I took while out on a lovely autumnal walk with T. There was sunshine and Continue Reading →
Finding my blog-life balance
There are going to be a few changes around here. I mentioned in my post 10 things I’ve learnt in my first month of blogging that I was spending every Continue Reading →
When doctors march something needs to change
Today I have a guest post by Lalitha Mayuranathan, a junior doctor who specialises in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She explains why she joined 20,000 other junior doctors who marched through Continue Reading →
Our favourite books in October
I’m joining in with the very first Kids Love to Read monthly linky hosted by Laura from Laura’s Lovely Blog and Angela from Days in Bed. I thought that joining Continue Reading →
My week at a glance #5
1. Food bank donation. 2. Blogging. 3. Uncle time. 4. My big boy This week we made our second donation to Asylum Welcome‘s food bank. It’s a small local charity that supports Continue Reading →
Bubbles
Even though S was still in a grump because his leg was swollen and painful after getting a new tattoo (zero sympathy here), he did manage to be a brave Continue Reading →
Nailed it.
I’ve been quite enjoying sharing some recipes on the blog recently, including attempting to take some half decent pictures of my creations. However, not all of my family’s meals are Continue Reading →
My Week at a Glance #4
1. I’m an auntie! 2. My little scientist (copyright Oxford BabyLab). 3. My first attempt at giving blood. 4. S’s new tattoo has turned him into House. 5. T met Continue Reading →
Are you one of the 4%?
Only 4% of people regularly give blood. Those 4% keep the rest of us alive. I’ve seen first hand how donated blood can save lives. I’ve stood squeezing in bag after Continue Reading →