a lovely gift from tinyfolk – a house that inspires hours of play Whilst pregnant with Poet I constantly reminded myself that I had to let go of my birth experience with Che because second [...]
I should probably start by apologising for taking so long to announce the winner of the winter giveaway. Truth be told, life has been slightly chaotic and I wanted to set aside a good few hours [...]
the end of the jetty / a moment of solitude Living a less-distracted life : come back to your breath. How often do you stop to feel yourself breathe? I’m presuming your answer is “not [...]
“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013.” Che: He gave me 10 shots before he ran off to play with the neighbours; bright winter sun on a day cold enough for a [...]
Who knew that a $6 bunch of supermarket roses could become so many things…. Table decoration, a trigger of childhood memories and subsequent reminiscing; “he loves me, he loves me [...]
curled up on linen, wearing mismatched socks and pants that were once full length Living a less-distracted life: tune out, switch off. I spend a lot of time on my laptop; it’s a necessary [...]
“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013.” Che: Plane, car and Astro Boy in Japanese; this week’s beloved possessions. Poet: Walking the sea wall on her [...]
trying out her new wishbone bike / reading to Poet; a tiny eyes doll complete with a top knot, a pocket dress and leather buckle shoes. Poet, Late last night you lay on my chest and cuddled in [...]
beach visits on a whim – the beauty of school holidays The first six months of school have been a little like the first six months of motherhood. I’ve been the amateur, tentatively [...]
my bedside table essentials – styled by stef Living a less-distratced life: recognising that my phone is one big “beeping” distraction. Take a moment to visualise a bunch of [...]
“A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013.” Che: His winter has been about two things: a spiderman onesie and long lego building sessions (usually wearing the [...]
my kitchen aids – styled by stef There is an onslaught of fancy (exorbitantly expensive) kitchen gadgets on the market and almost every cookbook I pick up requires at least one of them. Do [...]
