Traveling Europe with preteen boys alone… a few thoughts
Everyone told me I was mad. Don’t do it they said. Don’t go to Europe with the boys alone. It’ll be hell.
It takes nothing to be kind, so please, be kind, to everyone
I’m on the beach the other evening and there’s a team of horses the tourists love to hire. During the low season – which is coming to an end soon
Seeing the world through the boy’s eyes is fascinating
I caught up with my mum after our US trip, and she loved reading the updates and watching the videos. People, like my mum, were the reason I put so much effort into capturing our travels.
We’ve been in the US for 29 days, seven have been in theme parks!
Before arriving in the US, I kept a kernel of hope in my heart I would love my theme park experiences. It was a tiny kernel, but it was there.
Bloody kids… bloody sunrise…
One of the greatest things about living in Singapore is that the sun rises at 7am and sets at 7pm, 365 days a year, every year. This meant that the boys slept until 7am at least
Dear designers of Chuggington merchandise
Dear Chuggington folks, you have become a regular part of our lives and, as much as we can appreciate children’s entertainment, I suppose
Flat, flat, flat!
I’ve had a few weeks of really achieving some great stuff, but right now, I am done in. The main reason has to be my boys and this cold snap.
Apparently Single Mum’s are Rich?
Michael is a good guy, but in recent weeks I’ve discovered that he and I have some rather different ideas on things. For example
A charitable heart… where have they gone?
We are currently living in a sensational area of Noosa – waterfront living at its best. Yesterday I notice this woman traipsing the street and I ask her what she’s up to.
Bloody kids… facing our first operation
Lex, our first born son, who is now three years and eight months, is a magnificent little man. He is all compassion and heart