2. Times my children want to talk to me. Too funny.
3. I think I’m an outgoing introvert.
4. I had never heard this version of Suspicious Minds.
5. Garlic and asparagus and mushrooms. Oh my!
6. Might be attending this event in Nicosia. You should come too. Its called My Body, My Journey, My Birth.
The lights were turned down low and the room was cosy and warm. Candles were lit and a sweet aroma filled the air. If it weren’t for the effects of this calm environment I would have been jumping for joy. Because I was about to get a pregnancy massage!
I take care of my body as much as I can. Being a person and a mother who, on occasion, experiences intense neck and back pains I feel its my duty to do whatever I can to make sure I’m as pain-free as possible. But then I go and get myself pregnant and all of a sudden I’m getting strange aches in my shoulders and legs and ooh-ing and aah-ing every time I bend over to help Georgie put his shoes on. Suffice to say I’m not happy.
1. 10 reasons you should read to your kids.
2. Eidekanou Theatre in Nicosia looks great. Adults and kids are welcome.
3. There are certain albums you can’t buy anymore.
4. Completely and utterly obsessed with this song.
5. Why creative people have a messy home.
7. I can’t get enough of U Radio 99.6, the awesome DJs and the music they play.
When I started researching foods I should be eating during my pregnancy I was quite happy to note that most of it was grub I actually like and eat anyway.
However I knew that during the next few months these items would have to be more prominent in my daily diet. Not only do I want to avoid unnecessary weight gain – an experience I had while I was pregnant with Georgie- most importantly I want to be as healthy as possible and I want my baby to be as healthy as possible.
1. One mother on her son’s Down Syndrome diagnosis.
2. Need to keep your toddler busy during the cold weekend? You’re welcome.
3. 10 minute workouts to do while the kids are napping.
4. I lurve Fearne Cotton so I can’t wait for this to happen.
5. A philosophical book with excellent drawings for kids aged 6 and up.