Category Archives: Life
The Fun Police
This weekend this happened. That is one cloud reaching slide. Ridiculously scary for your average 3 year old. But nothing about this child is average. ALL BY HERSELF! This child figured out at least 3 different ways to make the … Continue reading
The Tooth Fairy Visits
Calling all tooth fairies, we have a lost tooth in our house! FINALLY aged 6 years and 4 months, Master O, lost his first tooth! More than a month ago I noticed Master O had two adult teeth breaking through … Continue reading
Funky Elephant ~ Review and Giveaway
We love craft. To be more precise, Little miss A loves craft, Master O will do it reluctantly but always enjoys the end result, and me, well to be honest I think I have more fun than them! The hardest … Continue reading
The Tooth Fairy
Another mythical creature is getting ready to make an appearance in our household. The Tooth Fairy! Finally after 6 years and 4 months, Master o has a wobbly tooth!. He is one of the last children in his class to … Continue reading
Managing The Family Finances – Part 3 – Saving Money On Your Bills
It’s time to get on track with the family finances. If you are following this series you will now have…. 1. Done Your Homework – Using bank statements you have outlined the amounts coming in and going out of your … Continue reading
Staying on Track – Of life, finances and paperwork
I have serious finishing up issues. I start a million things at once and can begin a new project in a blink of an eye and then they stagnate. Some become part of the never going to finish pile, others … Continue reading
8 Perfect Paint Recipes from Pinterest
There are some VERY clever Mums out there on the Interwebz. Unlike me who has been a teacher for a long time and a mum, they have manage to fine tune the most amazing “Homemade Paint” recipes! FIZZY … Continue reading
Robomaid Review and Giveaway
One of the perks of building our own home was that it came equipped with a “VacuMaid” in built Vaccuum system. Or so we thought. After years of almost daily use, the system died and we then realised how expensive … Continue reading
What I do…..
For as long as I can remember I associated my “what do I do” with my paid employment. This was also my means of placing value on myself. To add value, I needed to work harder, longer and climb the … Continue reading















