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byAs I’ve eluded to many times in the past on my blog and on Facebook, I love table top games – dice, board and card games.
Your chance to win stuff.
As I’ve eluded to many times in the past on my blog and on Facebook, I love table top games – dice, board and card games.
The only trouble with TICTACS is you can’t buy yourself a box and then keep it a secret. Not that I intended to…
Last year, in August, I hurt my arm moving boxes. It was my own fault. I thought I was eighteen and buff when I’m actually late forties and bluff.
Here’s a recipe to help give you more time for the important stuff this Australia Day.
Even now, well over thirty years after the fact, I have fond memories of playing Lego on the lounge room floor of my family home in Port Moresby.
If you’ve got a student in the house, or if you’re one yourself, then you probably don’t have money to throw away on mobile networks. Every cent counts, yeah?
My dad loves licorice. Fathers Day is a guaranteed licorice and a couple of Phantom comics from us. This year he’ll be thrilled to bits with his licorice box I might even forego the comics.
Our oldest daughter, Miss10, is a bit of a klutz. So far she’s managed to injure herself, in one form or other, every day of the holidays. Yesterday, while mucking about with her cousins and younger siblings, she jumped off our small retaining wall but seemed to change her mind midway through the manoeuvre.
In conjunction with the Finlee and Me website, we’re giving away two beautiful products this week – one of their Personalised Kids Night Lights (valued at $139.95) and a beautiful Tree of Life Locket Personalised Jewelry (valued at $89.95).
The first time I made them I was really only trying to impress Tracey and I didn’t take into account my kids would devour them eagerly as well, so unfortunately I ended up eating baked beans for dinner. Is there a greater measure than this?
I expect the CIA, FBI, MI5 or some other secret organization will be breaking down my door this week seeking to confiscate all my research papers, because I’ve inadvertently discovered a way to wipe kids minds, just like that flashy pen in Men In Black.
I loved our day at Australia Zoo. Well, most of it. There was this one thing which happened which scared the absolute bejesus out of me.
The scariest bit happened at lunch. Often the price of lunch at a theme park is the terrifying.
But that wasn’t it.
“You remembered the coffee machine but you forgot the hammer?” said Tracey. Camping was never meant to be easy. Until now…
Ask anyone who’s raised a kid to adulthood and they’ll tell you, it’s goes so fast and they’re gone before you know it. Which is why it’s so important to capture those moments while they’re still cute.