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Showing posts with label Magpie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magpie. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 April 2011

31. Silent Easter Sunday

Posted by zookeeper at 21:57 5 comments:
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Labels: cousins, feeding chickens, Iver, Magpie

Sunday, 6 March 2011

25. Silent Sunday

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Labels: contemplation, hands, Magpie, swear box
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zookeeper
London, SW, United Kingdom
I am a terminal fianceé, first-time mother and harassed dog owner who has left her career in a wheelie bin with the wrong colour bag. Does that mean I can get it back? Do I want it back?
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  • Then they were Two: It's Official
    I am now in charge of two 2 year-olds.  The Tank and Magpie can be divine little cherubs one minute, and gross satanic monsters the next.  B...
  • 20. Turks don't wear Pink
    Separated at birth?  My 20 month year-old daughter Magpie just before she throws my 1970s toy phone across the room and below, a Turkish w...
  • 18. New Year's Absolution
    Is there an average age when people no longer make New Year's resolutions, I wonder?  I ask because I make vague resolutions all year, n...
  • Navel Gazing Q&A (aka my first tag)
    Lovely Mama at Manana Mama has just tagged me.  So now I've got to bare all.  I hope my happiest moment is yet to come.  I have gone st...
  • 13. Magpie, Bugs and the Basement of Doom
    Woodlice, the unwanted companions of all basement flat-dwellers Last Sunday I was cooking breakfast (one of the few meals I can actually...
  • 32. Hurrah! Return to Normality
    I've had a little blogging break.  A couple of you might have noticed. Am I the only person in the world who thanks dear God that this...
  • 29. The Swear Box
    I dressed Magpie and the Tank in haste this morning.  We were going out for brunch (to accommodate my and my host's respective toddler ...
  • 31. Silent Easter Sunday
  • 21. Silent Sunday: Wearing Mummy's Vintage Party Frocks
  • 12. Harvest Hell
    Magpie dancing in the rain outside Church, looking suspiciously ginger (she's not) The Tank enjoys slipping on damp tiles Outca...

My Blog List

  • Mummy from the Heart.......
    Why More Adults Are Going Back to Study, and How to Make It Work - Image Credit: Pexels *{This is a collaborative post}* Returning to education as an adult is rarely a snap decision. For most people, it comes after m...
    1 month ago
  • 4 kids, 20 suitcases and a beagle
    I’m sitting alone in a cafe in Doha - I’m sitting alone in a cafe in Doha. The airconditioning is doing a spectacular job of keeping the room (encased in glass) chilled, outside is a swirl of h...
    1 year ago
  • Kate Takes 5
    Celebrating The Ordinary Life - I wasn't sure what to expect from the inaugural *Life Lessons* Conference in London. With no previous year's reviews to go on, but with a stellar line u...
    6 years ago
  • Brenna Briggs
    - * My Quest for Nancy Drew Mystery Books* * ...
    6 years ago
  • Sticky Fingers
    How to revise for GCSE exams - What is the best way to revise for GCSE exams? Seems like the most obvious of answers, right? Or that’s what I thought. When I took my exams, I revised b...
    7 years ago
  • 2 teens a dog and me
    Relief - Anyone doing part times study whilst working full time will know the feeling of relief combined with a dash of euphoria and a smattering of anxiety of " h...
    9 years ago
  • Is there a Plan B?
    A blank page - It's not a page, obviously. But they make it look like one, so I think it counts. I had a blog post in my head, some years ago, about a book. It's a beau...
    10 years ago
  • Mañana Mama
    Pterodactyl update - On silent prehistoric wings, he swooped past the moon and flitted between stars. Owls watched him with bemusement. Bats scattered in terror. Pterodactylus ...
    11 years ago
  • Diary of A Surprise Mum
    Mental Health -
    11 years ago
  • Kerry On Living
    That Was Summer 2013 - There is an autumnal chill in the air, and my blogging has been sporadic at best this year, so I'm reduced to recording for posterity the highlights of our...
    12 years ago
  • used to be somebody
    Why 'part-timer' isn't an insult - IT's one of those jolly office jokes that, for some of us, never quite manages to be funny: yelling 'part-timer!' at anyone leaving before midnight/taking ...
    14 years ago
  • Alexander Residence
    I have moved to aresidence.co.uk - Head on over to aresidence.co.uk love Penny x
    14 years ago
  • dummies and dog hairs
    Then they were Two: It's Official - I am now in charge of two 2 year-olds. The Tank and Magpie can be divine little cherubs one minute, and gross satanic monsters the next. But at their bi...
    15 years ago
  • Mad life
    Weekend away! - This weekend we are going away and I can’t wait. Its ages since we have been anywhere. We are going to a house party back down saufff at a friend’s house. ...
    15 years ago
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  • She was not at all domestic
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