Large family life, travel, pictures, autism living
Spring has finally extracted the digit and arrived, and yay we have flowers in our yard! - well we do until the children de-head them all, but they look pretty for now - I have a freebie to giveaway in celebration of the arrival of Spring. Kim (a work at home Mum) from http://www.waytodress.com has sent me... Continue Reading →
I was lucky enough to be sent a packet of Nature Babycare ECO Sensitive Wipes to try by the Australian Baby Guide & Nature Babycare to review. Now before I get into it, here is a bit of product info: For your baby’s well-being, our wipes have a durable cloth-like feel without excessive moisture that are gentle... Continue Reading →
For a while now I had been looking for kid sized ear muffs, as we have autistic children who have sensory processing disorders and for sometime we'd been using adult sized muffs, which are very hard to keep on their heads. So I was very happy to read about them in this fantastic blog, and I... Continue Reading →
I have spent my day putting stuff into storage in an effort to make our house look suitably presentable to potential buyers. But then I don't see why anyone wouldn't be dazzled by the minefield of toys that having so many children creates? It is often spectacular. But I have worked out something today. Babies... Continue Reading →
If Datsun's were currency, I have just bought a washing machine that cost me two Datsuns. (From Facebook Status 28/4/09) When I went through high school the car of choice was a Datsun 120Y, it would set you back around five hundred dollars. Ever since then, and I don’t know how this eventuated, it has... Continue Reading →
I've dragged this over from an old journal (Dec09), just for keeps - enjoy 🙂 I will probably drag lot's more over in time. Senior Citizens' - there is a reason they are called that. I used to work in a shop, many moons ago, and in that time I saw some fairly scary senior... Continue Reading →
OMG! I can't believe my eyes... This was the first line of an ad I found in the Herald yesterday for an anti-ageing eye treatment. Now is it just me, or is the target market for such a product (the slightly more mature woman) not likely to be a person who would respond to, or let... Continue Reading →
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