Coleman Fastpitch 3 x 3 Event Shelter!

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Coleman Fastpitch 3 x 3 Event Shelter! Sun’s out, lockdown is beginning to ease and camping is becoming one of the very real prospects for things we ARE allowed to do this summer! And have I got a camping product to tell you about that you do NOT want to be tripping without! Yesterday I pitched, for the first time, my new 3 x 3 Coleman Fastpitch event shelter. This is a style of product I have looked longingly at […]

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Lockdown Diary Week Thirteen!

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Lockdown Diary Week Thirteen! Somehow this week did feel easier in the sense that things are beginning to feel a little more normal. I have been worrying and worrying about things returning to normal faster than would be good for the health of our country but actually it does seem to be dripping. The slow puncture method is working I think, or at least it is for us, and we have been incredibly lucky that Jonny has not needed to […]

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How To Find Yourself Again After Giving Birth

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How To Find Yourself Again After Giving Birth After having a baby it’s totally normal to not feel quite ‘normal’, why would you? You have just given birth; you are now a mother, you have a new purpose in life and a very important job to do.  People say it will get better, and you just have to give it time and concentrate on your baby; you’ll get yourself into a routine, you will get a bit more energy. But […]

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5 Creative Upcycling Projects You Can Do with Old Baby Clothes

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5 Creative Upcycling Projects You Can Do with Old Baby Clothes Baby clothes are hard to let go of when you’re a doting parent. The memories that are filled with them can make any mom or dad emotional. As time goes by and the baby grows up, clothes keep piling up, and the room for storing clothes runs out. It is impractical to keep old things when your child inevitably outgrows them in a few years. In this age of […]

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The Rudimentary Guide to Drain Cleaning

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The Rudimentary Guide to Drain Cleaning Our modern societies are rife with technological marvels upon which our comfort, convenience and indeed our very lives depend. This impressive efficiency and functionality of our modern homes and workplaces often goes unnoticed, that is until one of the most important amenities upon which our lives depend suddenly goes on the blink. Indoor plumbing is a subject that most people will never think about. That is, until the second the waste waters cease to […]

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Lockdown Diary Week Twelve!

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Lockdown Diary Week Twelve! Rain, rain and more rain began our week but somehow our moods have not been reflective. I really am a firm believer in trying to make the best of a situation and of course a bit of rain is the same and no problem if you embrace it. Continued walks in the soggy fields and fun paved our way as we made it to better weather – hopefully now things are looking a little brighter we […]

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LifeSearch – Family Income Benefit!

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LifeSearch – Family Income Benefit! I don’t think I’m in the minority of people who don’t like to talk about death, or what might happen afterwards but actually, as a parent sometimes we do have to tackle the tricky things head on and make sure our houses are in order should anything happen to us. Why? Well, because as with anything when it comes to our babes, we want only good thing for them and just as we look after […]

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Power of the Placenta | Placenta Banking

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Power of the Placenta | Placenta Banking Thousands of expectant parents across the country often research what to do with their baby’s umbilical cord after birth – whether to donate it, discard it as medical waste, or privately bank it in a process known as cord blood banking. But what about the placenta? Just as the umbilical cord is a valuable source of stem cells – should we also consider the placenta to be worth saving? The answer is 100% […]

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Lockdown Diary Week Eleven!

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Lockdown Diary Week Eleven! It was a rude awakening and not a great start to our new normal lockdown this week. Up early on Monday morning to make Jonny a packed lunch with a lump in my throat and the cat brought in a bird. A lifeless feathered friend which she thought was everything I wanted and which of course couldn’t be further from the truth. A bit like how the easing of lockdown feels to me. Other people, namely […]

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Mushroom Souvlaki Under 500 Calories!

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Mushroom Souvlaki Under 500 Calories! I am as of this morning 1stone and 1lb down from my starting point 5 weeks ago proving my Monday to Friday diet is working wonders. I eat 500 calories per week day mostly taken up in my evening meal and people keep asking me, with aghast looks, what on earth I’m eating on such few calories. This is why I’m sharing some of my best #Under500cals recipes because you’d be surprised at quite how […]

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