“Research tells us fourteen out of any ten individuals likes chocolate” —Sandra Boynton Young or old we all tend to love chocolate so it’s good news that this recipe is both chocolatey but densely wholesome.
Firstly let me apologise for being so quiet throughout January. This year has certainly started at a ‘bull-at-a-gate’ pace and I have had to really prioritise my time including foregoing writing blog posts and connecting
As 2011 winds up to a close I find I have started asking myself some fairly pertinent questions. Here are ten questions you too may like to ponder as you consider new rituals and habits
“I am thankful for laughter, except when milk comes out of my nose.” —Woody Allen Don’t you hate that – when someone makes you laugh when you are eating or drinking? Having a good sense
I love these 45 points (written by Regina Brett) and thought I’d share them with you all. Every time I read them they make me laugh… and they keep me on track. My top five…
This week we had Arlo come into our bed in the middle of the night, most nights. Finally it dawned on us (in the middle of the night) that he had also had a nasty
Generally speaking I am extremely inspired by what I do. In fact, most of us have extraordinary motivation and commitment when we are inspired. The tricky part I find (and I know that I’m not
This week I had the great pleasure of speaking at a Women’s Conference in London and it was a truly amazing experience. There is something powerfully unique about a group of women who have organized
I don’t know about you, but the last few months have been a little testing for Simon and I. In fact so many of our friends have also echoed this that I NOW think the
This week I re-implemented a ritual in our household that has, to my complete surprise, made me feel SO SUPPORTED….. Now I’ll tell you what that ritual is as long as you don’t laugh. Truly…………..
This is a blog I wrote sometime ago that I wanted to post again to help make the distinction between the parenting blues that we all feel during the varied phases of our guardianship and
As we discussed previously, all women should have the right to choose a birthing environment that best serves their desires and needs (see “Homebirth is not for everybody, but shouldn’t every woman have the right
“Where there is great love there are always miracles.” Willa Cather I was reading an article the other day titled “making out after baby”. The piece discussed some common beliefs around ‘delivery-room trauma’ and sex
I had the privilege of attending a Women’s Forum a few weeks back and I’ve been contemplating some of the content these last few weeks. There were many questions posed as to why females don’t
Well it has been an ‘interesting’ week for our family. I say interesting because I’ve had plenty of circumstances/scenarios arise – to allow for some serious ‘self –observation’. This process of self-observation is the principle
