Taking stock is always an interesting exercise! Here's my latest taking stock post for #Lifethisweek
Taking Stock – some thoughts on life
Why would a blogger make a post private?
Why would anyone make their posts private? Read my thoughts and let me know if you would have done something different.
Taking Stock – thoughts on life lately
It's good to stop and take stock every now and again! Here's my latest taking stock post for #Lifethisweek with lots of changes in the world!
A very different ANZAC Day – 25 April 2020
A very different ANZAC Day in 2020
Sharing some views of COVID 19 from Thailand, Mexico, Spain including my view from Tumbarumba, Australia • Travel Tales of Life
I always enjoy being a guest blogger and today I'm in good company over at Travel Tales of Life, sharing views on how COVID-19 has impacted on my life in Tumbarumba.
Life goes on in my little cocoon
Do you ever wake up with words rattling around in your head asking to be written down? These are some of those words.
Finding Joy in difficult times – Read my guest post at Sizzling Towards 60 & Beyond
I'm a guest over at one of my favourite midlife blogs - Sue's Sizzling Towards 60 and Beyond, as part of her Ageing Well, Living Well series. Please pop over, have a read and share your thoughts.
Taking Stock for #Lifethisweek
It's good to stop and take stock every now and again! Here's my taking stock post for #Lifethisweek. To me it's about taking stock, not making stock 🙂
How do you manage to balance your self care in the world of social media?
How do you manage to balance life and your self care in today's world of social media?
This was my 2019 blogging year – it was pretty complex!
How was your 2019? Here's my annual recap of my blog with some statistics which make for interesting reading.
Want to know what you said? Here are your responses to the question ‘HOW do YOU blog?’
Here are the results to my short poll from a few months ago when I asked for your thoughts on how you blog? It seems we're quite a spontaneous bunch! Read on for more results.
Dottie and the Wombat
As I flew across the world to meet my newest and tiniest baby granddaughter, I wrote this story for her. She was born at 25 weeks and was called Wombat before she became Dottie. Enjoy!
Come driving with me – it’s a long way from Tumbarumba to Southmead’s NICU!
Taking on new challenges, like driving in city traffic, is just one of my newly acquired skills. Learning about life in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) has been a real education.
HOW do YOU blog?
Are you a blogger? If so, how do you do it? Take the short poll in my post and share your thoughts. Everyone has their own way of blogging and no way is right or wrong.
Journaling in July Week – The Final Days
Here are the final days of prompts for #JournalinginJuly. The month of Journaling is now over! You can read my responses to the daily prompts with lots of fun answers here!
Favourite Seasons – through Sue’s eyes
A guest post from Sue, all about the Seasons of Life and how each cycle teaches us to live a better life. Sue is my co-host for #JournalinginJuly
Journaling in July Week #4
Here's Week 4 of #JournalinginJuly. The month of Journaling is almost over! You can read my responses to the daily prompts with lots of fun answers! Feel free to join in and linkup with your thoughts.
The Winners and Losers list for week #20
Who made the winners and losers list this week? Cockatoo, parenting, nappies, social media reality TV - it's all covered here! Read on....
5 things I don’t want in my life – Sizzling Towards 60 & Beyond
If you could choose 5 things you don't want in your life, what would you choose? Here are my thoughts in a guest post on Sue's blog - Sizzling Towards 60 & Beyond. Negativity/meanness, toxic people, being overwhelmed, fake people and a world without smiles and laughter - these are things that made my list for this #JournalinginJuly prompt. Pop over to Sue's blog to read the whole post 🙂
Grief lives on, and so do the memories
The sudden and unexpected shock of losing a loved one isn't diminished, despite it being five years ago - my thoughts.
