‘Tomorrow’ became the end of the week. Time is flying by and the busyness of Spring is intoxicating. Che just put liquid soap on my toothbrush and brushed hs teeth. And swallowed it. [...]
In today’s Sun Herald’s Sunday Life liftout there is an article titled “Prime Time.” It features the doe-eyed beauty Natalia Vodianove – a mum-of-three at the [...]
Just like last year we wandered to the garden tended so carefully by its owner, where fressias and poppies catch the early-Spring winds and beg to be caught by little hands. And of course, in [...]
Life has been busy and while I had good intentions of writing here I just haven’t arrived to Number 56 on my to-do list. Actually now that I’m writing I suppose I skipped quite a few [...]
a sunny, restful day in a little seaside town called Patonga. Fish and chippies for lunch followed by a good afternoon reading session in the sun. There’s a little place called Dark Corner [...]
One of the most interesting parts of the weekend was playing the game “If this was my house I would…” because how could I not dream a dream of living in the 1914 cottage [...]
So the original reason for our trip was a winter yoga retreat – Daniel’s mum was leading a yoga workshop at Kanimbla View Environmental Retreat and invited us to tag along. I was [...]
I’m one of those people who becomes idle when my schedule isn’t full. I say this because right now I am the busiest I’ve been in years. And yet I’m doing things that most [...]
There’s a new op shop in our street and it belongs to the (new) local church (there are four churches on our road so we always joke that we live in Holy Land). I like church op shops. [...]
I’ve decided to stop teaching my Sunday morning hatha class because, well, sometimes “I” need to be priority. I may be old fashioned in thinking that Sunday is rest day, but so [...]
When there is grass growing through the peg basket it’s a sure sign of neglect. I’m ok with that. What I find most difficult about being a mum is guilt. There is such a thing as [...]
