We never know when it will happen, and for many of us we wonder and hope when it does, that it will be a good experience. Will she be happy? Will the love be a two way street? What about us, will we her parents be forgotten? In the past few months I have watched, … More Watching my daughter fall in love.
It is so very hard to sit or stand by and watch a friend in pain. To go about our daily lives and know, there is nothing we can do to ease their pain. Nothing we can do to change what is happening. No way of knowing how long their pain will last. As most … More We all show we care in different ways.
My youngest and I went into town today to do some clothes shopping. Everywhere we went she would exclaim, “Oh look, I see Christmas lights”. They were not even turned on yet, but just the sight of them excited her. Now that Halloween is over, Christmas is all she can think about. Last week she … More Christmas in November!
I was in town late tonight with my youngest. As we were parked waiting for my sons bus to arrive, I noticed a man sitting on the road. An obviously inebriated man, who I would assume was one of the many homeless men and women, who we really only notice at night. As we sat … More Actions speak louder than words.
Do you read a bedtime story to your child? Did you read one last night? A recent survey of 2000 parents of children aged 0-7 years, by Littlewoods clothing and homeware retailer in Britain, showed that only 64% of parents do. It also said that only 13% read a story every night. 9% were too … More Is this the beginning of the end for the bedtime story?
Why you may ask am I picking on men? Dont women spend hours each day, making sure they look good? Yes you are correct, and many of us women do indeed like what we see. However what I refer to in my title, is a type of “loving” only applicable to men. Let me explain … More At what age do men stop loving themselves?
How many times in a day do we stop and think, I am so lucky. Sometimes in our busy lives, we fail to see all that we have. We become blinded by everyday trials. Our children crying or waking up early, having tantrums and trying our patience. Our partners just not getting us. As we … More What really matters in life?
Last June my eldest son, my second child, finished school. He is now at university, having got exactly the course he wanted. Lucky him. Except it wasn’t luck that got him there. He did of course work hard, and put in the time required to succeed, but it was the devotion, skill and work, of … More Two teachers I’ll never forget.
Today I was miserable. I wanted to be alone, but the house was full. I wanted the world to stop, but that was beyond my capabilities. Then at dinner we all sat together. The usual chatting and shouting began. The discussion moved to my eldest daughter, who will be having her wisdom teeth removed this … More Kids always send a rainbow.
Do you know what the best part of mid term is? No, definitely not Halloween. It’s NO HOMEWORK! What bliss. It is now after 3pm and I am not doing homework. When I myself went to school, I will admit I was not really a fan of it, and was known on many occasions to … More Homework and the joys of “new” maths.
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