I recently came to a harsh conclusion; our garden was not child friendly. By this, I don’t mean that it was dangerous. Far from it in fact. When we moved in to the house we went to huge effort to drain and fill in a pond and replace missing fencing. What I mean is the
We royally messed up our summer holiday this year. It was a complete oversight. Having not paid close attention to the expiry date of our eldest’s passport, we’d failed to appreciate it was about to lapse.
I don’t usually write food-related posts but I thought I’d share a homemade child friendly recipe with you. It’s something I made to get our eldest daughter eating fresh vegetables.
I’m something of a geek when it comes to pensions and investments. I’ve previously blogged about the concerns I have about my pension and the impact this is having on my sleep. As a stay at home dad I face an issue that usually affects mothers; paying either tiny contributions or none at all while
I’m experiencing an emotion that I haven’t felt in years. It’s a feeling I used to get as a child when I was nearing the end of the school year and knew a long holiday was ahead of me. I’m curious to know, is anybody else with young, school-aged children thinking the same way?
