Over the past couple of months, I have quietly invested quite a bit of time (not to mention a tiny bit of money) sprucing up my YouTube channel. I’ve not just some better quality equipment, but added a broader variety of content. Before I get too engrossed in telling you about my vlogs, please allow
Watching my kids deal with some kind of emotional trauma is horrible. As Elizabeth, our youngest, progresses from toddler to pre-schooler, I find we’re dealing more of these experiences. Ultimately, it’s merely a sign she is growing up and figuring out how the world works. Along the way, however, there are inevitably some tears.
There’s nothing like being part of something new. I am, therefore, delighted to reveal that I will be working with Oxfam as a blogging ambassador to promote its latest fundraising initiative; Dressed by the Kids Day. As the name suggests, we’re all being encouraged to let the kids loose on our wardrobes and dictate what
It’s funny what can ruin your plans for the day. When I say funny, I mean odd, not hilarious. Take, for instance, yesterday. I had plans to spend some quality time with the kids at the park before making pancakes. It didn’t happen. After the evening school run, I found myself stuck in a traffic
This is a very simple photograph that speaks for itself. It’s a portrait of my youngest daughter, Elizabeth. Although a very simple shot to take, it was an experiment. You see I have just invested in a couple of studio lights, some photographic backgrounds and supporting stands. I had it all set up in my
