Another week gone by and we’re now in lockdown 2. Not as strict as the first as schools are still open and you can still meet another person outside away from private gardens. Apart from tennis now being cancelled, everything…
Find out how a visual stress test and understanding Irlen syndrome has helped N’s reading. (*Ad – contains affiliate links) N’s never been a fan of reading. Everyone says children will get there, but not all do enjoy reading, however…
Fair play is something I’ve been big on even back as a child. N seems to be stricter about it even more than I was, but maybe that’s just me looking in on the way he believes and acts, as…
With a nod to the film, Wasgij Original 3 Full Monty Fever shows a box image of a line of women in the street waiting to check out the view. But what are they watching. One of the original range,…
Another week of Project 52, and more changes afoot with restrictions and lockdowns. Oxford city has gone into tier 2 with no mixing indoors, however our area which has higher cases – mainly in the towns) hasn’t gone in yet….
I do like the occasional blogging tag, and spotted this Controversial Parenting Tag one over at Life as Kim. While I’m not going to preach others on the way they parent, I do have quite strong opinions on what worked…
While I always say I’m not that creative, I do occasionally like to try new crafts. I’ve got quite an ordered mind, so I’m not comfortable totally doing my own thing (although I’ve got better as I’ve got older and…
Try this hearty throw it all in style sausage casserole recipe. I love following a recipe (makes it so much easier), but I do tend to just add or remove ingredients to make it more my own. With casseroles, you…
Wow, I think the Wasgij Destiny 4 Wasgij Games puzzle is probably the hardest Wasgij puzzle I’ve done. Even harder than Sands of Time. There’s just so many faces and intricate details. I think the earlier Wasgij puzzles are so…
Week 43, and things haven’t changed here with regards to Covid. Cases are rising fast in our area, with Oxford very high, but still below average. There was a proposal put by local councillors to put Oxfordshire into tier 2,…
I love autumn. It’s my favourite season, although this year I doubt we’ll be getting out as much to make the most of the autumnal colours as usual. This weekend we did meet up with N’s school and tennis friend…
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