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Author: Louise

The Friday Focus – 24/10/14

24/10/201401/01/2015

This week’s word of the week is: With Sophie’s first birthday party planned for this weekend and hubby away all week, it’s been a busy week of planning, shopping and baking. I can hardly believe that my baby girl is about to turn one – how fast the last year has gone. I’m looking forward… Read More

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To Sophie

23/10/201424/01/2015

This week’s Prose for Thought poem is for my baby girl who will be celebrating her first birthday on Monday: Little one snuggled up so nice and warm Can it really be a year since the day you were born? That newborn baby has gone forever She’s now a little girl – so big, so… Read More

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Wicked Wednesday

22/10/201420/10/2014
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Blog Camp – thoughts on my first blogging event

20/10/201401/06/2016

I’ve been very excited at the thought of going to the Tots100 Blog Camp, firstly because it was my first ever blog event and secondly because it was my first day off on my own for well over a year. It was an early start to catch the train but I was wide awake and… Read More

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Me and You – October

20/10/201420/10/2014

After several weeks of hardly seeing hubby at all, it was complete and utter bliss to be able to have our first night out together without any little ones in tow for well over a year. As we headed out, having left both the girls in the safe care of Grandma and Grandad for the… Read More

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Black & White Photography Project – Week 15

19/10/2014

Linking in with PODcast on the Black & White Photography Project:

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Silent Sunday

19/10/201420/11/2015
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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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