It’s been six months. Six months of social distancing, working from home while juggling school work and summer vacation. Six months of mask wearing and following arrows in grocery stores. And, as yet, there is no real end in sight. […]
It’s often hard to start something. It’s even harder to start it again. The longer you leave it, the harder it gets. You find excuses to put it off. It’s not the right time. It’s not the start of a
And, just like that, 2018 is over. It’s been a funny old year for me. A lot of change. All good, but certainly different.
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October, you were interesting. As busy as ever, with a few extras thrown in… In fact, it was a big month in our household, as I went back to work part-time. I’m loving my new job, but it’s safe to
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Well, what can I say. It’s been quiet on here the last couple of months, huh? Summer is always tricky, but I fell out of love with all things blog a little bit.
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July! Where have you gone? I almost feel like I blinked and missed you.
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After spending a wonderful day wandering around Kinsale and Charles Fort, we spent the next couple of days exploring Cork, visiting places from my husband’s childhood.
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As we like a challenge, we organised a family trip to Ireland (somewhat last minute: read very), flying on the evening of the last day of school. Yup. Seemed like a good idea at the time.
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June was a month of two halves. The first half spent madly trying to attend every end of year school activity, the second half spent on a family vacation in Ireland. The contrast couldn’t have been greater!
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What can I say about May? On the one hand, a fabulous month full of exciting trips and fun activities. On the other, one of the busiest and perhaps least productive (on the to-do list front anyway) for quite some
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