My very own Gruen Transfer moment

I've mentioned before that I'm doing an AdSchool copywriting course for work. My final assignment, worth 50% of my mark, is due tomorrow. I left it until today, of course.Today I'm feeling rather under the weather and this morning I commented to LOML...
A little twine and beautiful paper...I purchased this beautiful Cavallini & Co paper awhile back...finally I got around to making some bunting with it today. I used a hole punch, twine and carefully cut the paper into squares. Once the paper was...

Support for a Wonderful Cause

As some of you may know if you have visited before our first daughter Laura was stillborn 7 and a half years ago. Through the wonderful support network the hospital offered me I was fortunate enough to meet some wonderful girls - together we had a vision...

The Glitz & Glamour of Motherhood

Motherhood really is the epitome of glamour. At least, Posh Spice would have you believe so. The woman wears Gucci to Coles, for Chrissake. And sometimes, I would have you believe it also.But let me tell you, the reality can be (and is) somewhat different....

An absolutely ordinary rainbow

I've been inspired by MultipleMum's Tuesday John Donne moment to share one of my favourite ever poets. I've chosen a contemporary poet, mainly because while most of us love many of the old school poets, many of us forget to keep finding new ones to cherish....

Wordish Wednesday

{Roxy is THREE today}{so she deserves the spotlight}see more wordish wednesday pictures at The Paper M...

Green Gate Autumn/Winter 2010

This week for my 'shops i love' page I bring you yet another delightful Danish brand, Green Gate.Their new collection is full of all their usual gorgeous polka dot ceramic ware, but this season they have introduced a pretty berry palette of deep purples...
Our vintage find...The little vintage books that we discovered at the fair on Saturday...they have been read and reread by this curious little boy. I found him on the sofa this afternoon as I pottered about the house, he looked like a little old man....