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Blogaphoria and being a better mummy
Blogaphor’ia n. a sense of delight taken by an author as they consider new topics to write about in their blog. The pleasure taken in mulling over ideas, suggestions and events and their worth as...
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Raising girls, regrets, and blog reading
Raising girls I had an unthrilling moment on Amazon earlier this week, while searching for a gift for a 10-year-old girl. I entered ‘gifts teenage girls’ into the search bar and found the results...
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Blog traffic
Inbetween writing an inspection report, and an article on Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Conception, I have today, done a bit of research about improving traffic to blog sites. And I’ve learnt some...
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Earning your parenting stripes
Friday was definitely one of those days that I should consign to the hopeless-parenting dustbin. I guess you know the kind of day I mean. I start with hopes of having a chilled, child-led day at home,...
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For the people, by the people
Earlier this week, having coffee and great cake with some Mummy chums, my biggest fan (she knows who she is) told me that my recent post on Robert Winston and Christmas brought a tear to her eye. (You...
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Liebster Award, #1 / Interesting things my daughter says #2
Loving my Liebster! A delightful thing happened in response to my post http://notdifferentbutinteresting.wordpress.com/2013/01/11/modern-motherly-mayhem/; I got nominated for a Liebster award by Sarah,...
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Mum Network Trusted Blogger Club – a place I’m proud to be part of
In October, another Mum said to me, ‘you should blog’. Thus NDBI was born. My writing here prompted an invitation to blog for the Mum Network website group, having already been a writer of content for...
View ArticleGoing on up to the server in the sky
If there is one flaw with blogging, it is the way great pieces of writing become buried under the next post, and the next post, and the one after that. They are all too quickly too hard to find, lost...
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