This evening, as my sous chef Rupert stood on his chair next to me prepping the vegetables for supper, he turned to me and said “Mummy, how long until we see the goats again” I
Lifestyle
Memory Making in Mauritius
This time last month we were memory making in Mauritius, and while the tans have already started to fade, I know the memories we made will last forever. On the day of our departure from
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Motherhood
A Walk on Chailey Common with Family Photographer KB Photography Sussex
Last weekend Family Photographer Kristina, the lovely lady behind the lens of KB Photography met us for a morning walk on Chailey Common with her camera. The intention was to capture simple moments of us
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Motherhood
Darcie’s Christening
It’s early evening on Sunday 14th May 2023 and we have just waved off the last of our guests. Today was Darcie’s christening and we had a beautiful day celebrating with close friends and family.
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Days Out
Strawberry Picking in West Sussex
I fondly and vividly remember summer weekday afternoons from my childhood whereby my mother and grandmother, would pick my sister and I up up from school and take us strawberry picking. I think we taste
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Motherhood
Darcie’s First Birthday
We recently celebrated our darling Darcie’s first birthday. Since having children, when it comes to their birthdays (much like everything with children actually), I find them to be incredibly bittersweet. During the lead up to
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Lifestyle
A Slow and Simple Easter at The Farm
As far as Easters go the last two have been pretty special. Easter 2022 was spent settling in at home as a family of four after Darcie made her arrival on Good Friday. This year
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Shiva, My Dog of a Lifetime
I don’t know where to start with writing this post and I know it will end with me in tears. None the less I want to write it. I guess a good place to start
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Motherhood
The Little Black and White Book Project
A new born baby has a small field of vision, approximately 6-8 inches, which is roughly the distance from their caregivers face as they are feeding them or giving them a cuddle. While much