VALENTINE’S DAY
OMG Valentine’s Day is looming and I am not happy about it. How AWFUL is all the Valentine’s stuff in the shops all pretty in pink and red? I can’t bear to look at it. This is on account of […]
OMG Valentine’s Day is looming and I am not happy about it. How AWFUL is all the Valentine’s stuff in the shops all pretty in pink and red? I can’t bear to look at it. This is on account of […]
For some reason this photograph of my niece sums up Easter nicely…. Not sure why:-
I'M REALLY SORRY, BUT I'M STILL SHOWING OFF ABOUT MOTHER'S DAY and revelling in my Queen Bee status as single mother who rules the roost......
LOOK at what my 20 year old university son sent me - a card that he actually thought about several days before the event - which is massively impressive given how all his plans are generally only made three minutes before anything actually happens. HE ACTUALLY PRE-ordered it online AND NOT BOUGHT AT A PETROL STATION!!!:-
Here is his card, with a gorgeous "thanks for everything you've done for me, I couldn't do anything without you" message...set against a backdrop of beautiful flowers bought by my daughter.
Happy happy HAPPEEEEEE mother:-
GUEST EDITORIAL One of my favourite retailers has asked me to let you know where to go for Valentine's flowers and chocolates. I am trying to pretend I am fine with the whole concept whilst being aware that I will not be receiving any flowers and chocolates myself (except maybe from my children and/or most likely from myself). OH WELL. I really shouldn't be a completely miserable grump about it should I. SO. Even if it's not for Valentine's Day to be honest I would recommend M & S flowers - I used to be a florist and was surprised to discover that they are the biggest retailer of flowers in the UK (I think that probably still stands). Their flowers are always very fresh, well arranged and cheaper than most. Check out their link - http://www.marksandspencer.com/Valentines-Day-Flowers/b/70756031
If you’re ever in London and feel you need a teeny weeny touch of picture-book countryside then head to the Petesham Nurseries, near Richmond. Accessed down a little cobbled road, past a pretty little church, dwarf ponies, cows and a […]