New Blog Posts - 23rd to 29th October

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Thought I'd get us ready for the new week.

My newest blog post is:

The Princes Trust & The London Marathon 2012

Really enjoying reading lots of different blogs

plantsitter - rang many bells of recognition!
dilly - cute pumpkin, crochet is still on my list of things to learn

I don't have ads on my blog mainly because I don't think I have enough hits to earn anything. Ads on other sites don't put me off as long as I can read posts.

I've been baking and am inspired to get back in the kitchen more. I'm also vowing to drink more coffee if that's even possible

plantsitter loved your post about getting out - I've had that same night I think

flamingo I enjoyed the bf guest post too - looking forward to seeing your new-look blog

Ola! everyone (was in Spain last week :))

Latest curate's egg offering is here

Have been busy lately.

Just a quick Halloween craft and display post.

awaldorfhome.com/2011/10/25/halloween-in-witchery-wood/

Off to look at the other Halloween craft posts!

Anyone with teenage kids finding half term tricky fivekidsandcounting.blogspot.com/2011/10/for-every-parent-of-teenager.html here's how I'm feeling

I've added a post about The Things We take for granted - and I'm talking dishwashers, nothing profound..
BsDad, have commented on your blog in my other log in from my Special Needs Jungle site

Got a week off work so I managed to do a bit of a book review.

prozacwithdrawal.blogspot.com/2011/10/confessions-of-rx-drug-pusher.html

and a funny prozacwithdrawal.blogspot.com/2011/10/silent-tuesday.html

So many great reads here, and some more recipes to try!

I've just posted my sequel to yesterday's post, which is about an obscure religious group who insist upon having huge families despite the tiredness. No dancing condoms involved, honest.

I've got a book review today for a fabulously entertaining time slip novel that dances between Georgian and er nineties London. :)

Mme Guillotine I've just read your hilarious post my dear

I'm not sure what happened with that post. ;)

It doesn't matter what happened, it was great.

Right, I am off to spend the evening reading all these new blog posts, so many look really interesting!

My latest, project ninety two, a roll up spanner case for my dad

this is part of mme type thing, asking bloggers to list their top 5 toys then the blog hosting is going to compile a top 10 toys as chosen by bloggers.

Just noticing here. the range of blog and post topics that are listed on here is fantastic. I usually would have just stuck to looking at crafty, housy type blogs, but I'm glad to say you lot have expanded my horizons greatly! Thank you for educating me about politics, history, SEN, mental health and everything else you all post about. [hsmile]

I agree - I adore all the different types of blogs we have here. It's like a breath of fresh air. :)

It's nice to hear people say that, because I have often wondered if mine is out of place here.

A new post up about the middleclass Mecca of Grizedale Forest in the Lake District. densityofsound.com/unicycle-emptiness/

Hi everyone,

Haven't been on this site for a while, but it's great to be back. Very much enjoyed reading through stacks of blogs here [for the better part of] last night.

If you enjoy sewing - especially with kids - then you may find something fun to stitch together on my blog - www.julierose77.wordpress.com

I recently posted an tutorial about making a Christmas tree using buttons (and thread). It's easy for kids to make (ideally for kids over the age of eight) and makes a beautiful wall hanging. See the blog here julierose77.wordpress.com/2011/10/22/tutorial-sew-a-button-christmas-tree-great-for-kids/

Will be putting up more Christmas crafty projects to make with kids soon. Yeah I know... Halloween isn't even over and we're moving on to Christmas...

Hope you enjoy ; -)

JulieRose I just had a look through your blog and there are so many brilliant things on there, you have really inspired me!

cyberfairy I love your blog. I know I keep saying it but everytime I visit it takes me home (and also reminds me why I left). I'm going home in a few weeks to show off the baby - am going to try and get in a visit to the Carnforth Station tea shop - you've described it so brilliantly and it wasn't there the last time I went.

I have reviewed our very own MadameGuillotine's book today. You'll find it here

I have also set up a blogroll on my blog but please no-one take offence if you're not on there yet. I will be adding more soon.

Sorry everyone, doing an uncharacteristic post and run today!

How often should you get your baby weighed?

here is my latest: www.mummybarrow.com/2011/10/ever-tried-making-scones-with-lemonade/

Great fun to do with the children.