New Blog Posts- June 3rd (Sun) to 9th (Sat)

[FiveHoursSleep]

It's a Silent Sunday from me.

What a fab journey butterflyexperience! Glad you're enjoying it and it's all going well! Long may it continue.

Here's my contribution for the week:

Proud Mommy Moments: The Simplest Things

Thanks readysteady :)
I miss my girls being little like your boy, the cuddles and snuggles...

I'm panicking about food waste and moving snails to their new homes

Exxopolis

On Friday we went to see Exxopolis, the Luminarium that we helped to make during Mammasaurus Blog's Blog It For Babies challenge.

I have tried to explain to people what a Luminarium is and I have failed. I thought that after I had seen the completed sculpture I would be able to describe it better but I was wrong. It is impossible to fully explain what it is as it is like nothing else!

I tried to take photographs of the Luminarium but I could not capture its greatness. Instead I used my video camera but I still think that it does not come close to showing you how amazing this sculpture is!

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walking back to happiness

latest blog about my boy turning 15 in NYC , my new iPad and kitchen tap
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An Update on DS

Tart shawl is off the needles. Come, read about my disaster...

I really recommend you trythis empire roast chicken - it's amazing!

Yesterday's post was about learning to take the pressure out of writing and remembering the process is waaay more rewarding than being validated in print Making My Choice - Mindfulness in Writing Now I can open my inbox without a sense of impending doom!

planning my daughters school trip www.forty-not-out.blogspot.co.uk

Good thing about rubbish half-term weather is having time to do indoorsy things you've been meaning to do for ages, e.g. rediscovering

The Joy Of A Tidy Car

(How tidy is your car? Read this to feel better about the state of yours!

My first Radio Interview!
Ekkk!!

Radio Gaa Gaa

Anyone interested in joining in a bloghop to raise awareness of the Gates Foundation / Dfid project to give 120m women worldwide access to family planning services.

Being able to decide how many children she wishes to have and with which age gap, means that women are less likely to suffer complications in pregnancy, it reduces unsafe abortions and child and maternal mortality.

We are asking bloggers to join us in writing about their experiences of using contraception. What has it meant for you - personally and professionally to be able to take control of your fertility.

This all leads up to the Family Planning Summit in July.

More info here - be ready to post blog on TUES 19th JUNE - after my first blog post from Kenya, where I will join 11 other bloggers from around the world to report from the 'front line'.

hi all, back from a holiday and blogging about it. it really was a nice camp site.

hoping to catch up here now

We are beginning to move on from breastfeeding and there are just some things that NO ONE tells you (or maybe it really just is The Duchess).

My fantasy zombie apocalypse survival crew

Having a hectic half term week with limited internet capability and finding it tough! But to keep smiling I have June's #outofthemouthsofbabes post up.

Join in and add your posts here

I have also been frustrated by the length of girls skirts this week. What do you think?

School Uniform: Prude or Slut?

Friday's blog post went up a bit late, but here it is for you to enjoy. Such Sweet Sorrow My thoughts on why it is so hard to say goodbye.

Saturday is Caption Day (needed something more cheery after my last post being a Syria misery-fest)

Cards, HUH, what are they good for? Absolutely nothing...
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Why did you have children?

I still blub when I hear of children with autism or learning disabilities discovering surfing