A few weeks ago I noticed a great image that someone had added to the #MySundayPhoto linky hosted by Darren Coleshill’s blog, Onedad3Girls. It was a picture of some leaves that were covered in frost. It was a very eye catching picture and the colours were wonderful. This inspired me to go out and see
I’ve promised myself something; I’m going to get better at planning meals for the family. I don’t want to do myself a disservice, it’s not something I’m awful at, but I recognise that I need to be more organised when planning meals, especially for the children. When it comes to fruit and vegetables, the kids
I was trawling through the images on my camera yesterday when I came across this one of Helen and Elizabeth (L-R respectively). I love the look on both their faces and it shows graphically the aftermath of a long country walk during which they couldn’t resist playing in muddy puddles.
This post was inspired by #theprompt creative writing linky hosted by the Mum Turned Mom blog. The prompt word on this occasion was ‘family’. I have also been inspired by a new blog I have discovered called Two Sentence Short Stories, so have written something in this manner. I hope you like it.
How do you get your children talking about money and family finances? We try having such discussions with our edlest, but it sometimes a struggle. Below is a useful infographic produced by specialist coupon website Vouchercodres.co.uk with ideas for encouraging discussions about money with your children. It’s been produced following a round table discussion organised
