Mother(hood)
Love this poem entitled ‘Motherhood’ by Jessica Starr of every day magic at the end of this video of snippets
Mothering
Don’t Blink
But I did, and guess what? My children had grown; they were older and not so dependent on me. Months
Words to live by: “I’m on your side”
Being a mother of two children – one who is 6 years old and one who is 3 years old
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‘The Other Mums’ and The Great Illusion
Welcome to the January 2014 Carnival of Natural Parenting: The More Things Stay the Same This post was written for
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The Creative Process
Welcome to the final week of the month-long Carnival of Creative Mothers to celebrate the launch of The Rainbow Way: Cultivating Creativity in the
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Anyone can draw well. Really? (Part 1)
In the summer holidays our family went to a small village called Holt in north Norfolk, UK. Holt is a
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Finding a new rhythm
I’ve been thinking about this post for quite a while but only just now got around to putting my thoughts
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Zen in the art of writing (and mothering)
I recently finished reading the book Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury and was sorry that it
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Poetry and play dough on Mothering Sunday
I wrote this a while ago, but (as usual) never got round to posting it up straight after. So, seeing
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A poem and an article in Juno
As family life is forever busy I sometimes forget what I’ve written, until I happen across it online, or in
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A guest post about the creation of ‘The Ballad of the Beach’
I was really pleased to be able to liaise with Lisa Hassan Scott so that a piece of my writing
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A few words about ‘Musings on Mothering’
Four of my poems appear in this anthology: Baby’s First Feed The Cold Cup of Tea The Daffodils The Ballad
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