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Tag Archives: poetry

Parenthood: the ups and downs

26/07/201625/07/2016

Parenthood can be such a joy, but such a challenge too! One moment is blissful, the next full of stress; As fast as you tidy, they’re making a mess, Some days you feel in control; on others just muddling through.   Weekend mornings with snuggles in bed: life seems quite sublime. But when it’s a… Read More

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Having a lie-in today

04/07/201606/07/2016

A rare opportunity – isn’t it bliss? Hubby was the one to get up with the kids Oh how I’m making the most out of this I’m getting a lie-in today   How comfy the pillow feels under my head How wonderful to be able to snuggle in bed For the next hour or so,… Read More

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It’s blogging awards season – and I’d love a nomination!

22/03/201611/05/2017

It’s the start of the blogging awards season, Dear reader, and this is the reason For this cheeky plea: nominate me! In the MADS, I fit best into “preschool”; In the BiBs, a vote would be quite cool In either “Inspire” or in “Family” I blog about the things that kids say, Crafts, days out,… Read More

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The Stick Man Trail at Wendover Woods

19/02/201623/02/2016
The Stick Man Trail at Wendover Woods - Little Hearts, Big Love

The Stick Man trail is at Wendover Wood. We’d read all about it – it sounded quite good. One day we got ready to head out the door for Stick Man, yes Stick Man – the trail to explore. We start at the café and stop for a snack, I think: should we buy an… Read More

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Dear bathroom fairy… a wishlist

21/05/201521/05/2015

I’d like the bathroom fairy to visit me Waving her magical wand “Tell me your wishes” she’d say to me And this is how I would respond: Where do I start? Let’s stop and think. Which part of my bathroom is worst? That feeble shower without a doubt That’s what I would want to go… Read More

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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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