Honest Motherhood: Adventures in Bristol
A few weeks ago Maia and I took the train to Bristol to spend the weekend with my cousins.
Read moreA few weeks ago Maia and I took the train to Bristol to spend the weekend with my cousins.
Read moreI now carry a toilet roll wherever I go, as required by my runny nose. (We don't stock boxes of tissues, do people still do that?)
Read moreIt was perfect for the tired mum who wanted something a bit different, something intellectually and creatively stimulating, accessible during the day
Read moreThe moral of the following story is: It's better to be late and keep all your fingers in working order.
Read moreLeo and I went to visit my Aunty Ruth last week. She lives in a small picturesque village in Oxfordshire, surrounded by fields and farmland.
Read moreI performed at Alexandra Palace last night. Now, sat at my dining room table, it all feels like a bit of a dream
Read moreMaia turned 10 last week. It hit me harder than I thought: my child going from single to double digits. Choosing a card brought a lump to my throat
Read moreA few months ago, on one sunny Saturday, our car registration plates were stolen.
Read moreHesitations aside, I am now officially a "working mother". (Though I loathe this term nearly as much as "stay at home mother".
Read moreSomehow, I now have a daughter in year 5. This is unnervingly close to the edge of primary school.
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