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A little later than planned, but it’s been a little hectic over here. Last week though was pretty quiet. However, this weekend proved that it doesn’t need to be packed to make it a good one. It seems that – for my kids at least – all they need is the council to come and cut the grass on the playing green outside your house on a sit on mower to make it a great one.
That’s where this weeks pictures were taken. Just having a great time outside our front door.
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Ask anyone who ever brought a child into their family and the will agree, time never stands still. One day you are in awe of a little one who manages to hold her head up for the first time. Then you blink and you are taking them to pre-school. This is why parents are never far away from their mobile phone camera. We learn early on to watch for special moments and we soon develop an eye for them. They are priceless.
Your mobile phone is wonderful when you only have a second to grab that pic. But some days are planned, giving you time to prepare for what will inevitably come. Holidays, family reunions, graduations, anniversaries, dance recitals, and many other activities that you know are coming up, all you time to prepare. When you are preparing for these days, make sure you have a quality camera to take photographs with.
In this post, we will give you three tips on how to get those special moments.
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Yesterday was Blue Monday: officially the most depressing day of the year. Apparantly not only do we all have the January blues with bleak weather and a post-Christmas slump, but debt also reaches its peak as credit card bills hit many doormats. Now that is a depressing thought isn’t it? The fact is that debt is a very real situation for many Brits but what do you do when that debt becomes unmanageable?
The Festive season is upon us and with less than three weeks to go until the big day, many of us will already be feeling the pressure that comes with buying presents, cooking Christmas dinner and entertaining guests. However, Christmas is a day for everyone to enjoy, which means you should be having just as great a time as your friends and family are.
Read on for my top tips on how to have a stress-free Christmas day, so that you can relish each and every minute of it with your loved ones.
It’s been another great month for books for me, though I only managed to get through 3 of them in total. They were luckily 3 great ones!