Hello and welcome to this weeks Sunday stars, I am hosting with the brilliant Heledd from Running In Lavander we’re bringing you another chance to link up all your brilliant post for us to have a read, I can’t wait I really do love hosting this linky and reading through all your posts it’s so inspiring. This linky is designed to create a place where everyone can shout about their favourite posts and gain some extra readers along the way, link up anything you’re really proud of. Last week’s host’s were Mrs H’s Favourite Things and Diary Of A Midlife Mummy as always they…
Top (L-R) Lottie – I accidentally took this photo not realising I was so zoomed in but I love it. Sleepy Bella catching flys Butterfly spotting on a day out this week. Middle (L-R) Off to holiday club at nursery for the day, they loved being together and had so much fun Ready for a bumpy tractor ride at farmer palmers Bottom (L-R) Maisy going for a pony ride My attempt at a dutch plait – I love plaits and easy way to keep hair looking pretty every day but was getting bored of the fresh plaits what do you…
Yesterday we went to Avon heath country park for a picnic and some fresh air. I haven’t been here since I was tiny, I vaguely remember coming on Sunday afternoon’s for a little play, I have photos of me somewhere about 4 years old with blonde pigtails climbing up the play equipment. It’s changed so much from what I remember but we had a great day as usual I was snapping away so wanted to share a few of the photos I took. They have lots of different trails for children and adults, we took the blue trail which is…
If your child falls over and scrapes their knee you know what to do – scoop them up, kiss it better, pop on a plaster if needs be, wipe the tears and they are soon off again. What about the more serious incidents? Would you know what to do if your child had say an asthma attack or started to choke? You probably have a rough idea (you’ve seen it on TV right?) but faced with that situation would the panic set in – I know it would for me. That’s a scary thought. Of course those sorts of things…
Nearly three years ago I passed my driving test (first time may I add) it was a very proud day for me – I went home feeling amazing with my little certificate in hand nothing could stop me now I would be whizzing all over town or so I thought.. It took about a month to get my first car by the time I went to drive it I was panicking big time I felt like I’d forgotten everything the car was completely different to drive to the one I learnt in and I hated it, my first drive went a…
