World’s First Fundraising Sweepstake launches The online fundraising sector has seen a major development this month with the launch of Guess2Give, the world’s first online fundraising sweepstake. Guess2Give works by allowing charity donors… Continue reading
Sister by Rosamund Lupton. I was bought this book for Christmas and have stoically put off reading it because it has been so acclaimed, that may sound odd but it makes sense… Continue reading
Then there are guys who decide to find themselves a date… This singles ad is reported to have been listed in the Cornish Guardian: SINGLE BLACK… Continue reading
My cats, being conventional creatures, like to sleep on plastic bags, fresh washing and important post or inside boxes that are far smaller than them: And it’s an arrangement that works well for… Continue reading
Doing the rounds on the email at the moment: some examples of pavement art by the über talented Edgar Mueller. In case you are unfamiliar with the concept, he paints shockingly realistic 3D… Continue reading
For #CharityTuesday this week I’d really like you to think about your family budget. If it is anything like my own then it will involve regular swaps and adjustments with unexpected expenses being… Continue reading
Unlike most people, I am the opposite of a ‘comfort eater’. If I am emotionally upset I find it impossible to eat. I literally can’t swallow the food. However, when I am all… Continue reading
Doors Open by Ian Rankin I’m a big fan of Ian Rankin and was intrigued to read a book that doesn’t feature his established characters. In the story, Mike Mackenzie is a… Continue reading
I’m a firm believer that children need routines and boundaries to make them feel safe and protected. Here follows a #GuestPost from @TheRealSupermum explaining how you can bring routines into in your daily… Continue reading
