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Friday, December 31, 2010

RECESSION POSITIVES

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I've done my fair share of moaning about redundancies and dropping house prices and struggles since the recession first interfered with ...
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2011

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As the year changes and everyone is thinking of resolutions and wishes for 2011, I have only one simple wish for 2011. I hope to finish it t...
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NEW HAT, OLD PHOTO

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I got Thomas a hat for Xmas - the weather has been so cold recently. Amaia had a wee go of it today and I instantly remembered a very ol...
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Thursday, December 30, 2010

IT'S OK TO CRASH ON XMAS DAY

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When we set out for my brother and sister-in-law's on Xmas day at lunch time it was pouring with rain. The temperature must have dropped...
Tuesday, December 28, 2010

XMAS KUGELHOPF

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I have been ribbing Thomas for weeks about his choice of shape for our traditional British Xmas cake... you don't get more German/Alsati...
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

UNFAZED

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  Little children can be so unfazed by the strange goings-on in the world sometimes. I went to pick up Léon and Lots from school yesterday....
Tuesday, December 21, 2010

INTERESTING

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I try to listen to the news in French every other night because our press is so insular - tonight's is particularly interesting. Even i...
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BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING

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A good number of years ago an English friend of mine asked me casually if I liked bread and butter pudding. Bread and butter pudding is some...

LOSING VALUES

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I see my other half has been blogging this ! Funny, when I saw it the other night independently from him I had exactly the same reaction - t...
Friday, December 17, 2010

MULTICULTURAL XMAS

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I don't suppose too many Glasgow Xmas trees have giant Lebkuchen hanging on them!?
Wednesday, December 08, 2010

TEENAGERS

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I wonder if I could get funding to give up the day job to do a PhD in teenage behaviour? They are truly fascinating creatures. Take yesterda...

COFFEE IN THE GARDEN

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I associate my garden bench more with iced coffees in the summer months. I can't remember ever seeing it looking like this before! It...

DOUGHNUT ICICLE

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I don't know much about icicle formation (until 12 months ago I didn't live in a cold country!) but I am more than impressed by the ...
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OUT AND ABOUT

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Today the only way to get anywhere was by sledge. I dragged Léon and Amaia, while Lots dragged Anna. Léon did better than expected, only dro...
Tuesday, December 07, 2010

ROSES IN THE SNOW

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About a year ago Jessops were selling beautiful polarizer filters at about £45. I was lusting after one but it was so overpriced I just coul...

AN ODD SORT OF DAY

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André had promised to take the two oldest kids to school this morning as he hadn't seen them all last week because of the weather and hi...
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Monday, December 06, 2010

KIDS' DRAWINGS

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I've always loved the drawings my children do. I find around five the best age by far on the cute scale. Take this one Léon did today o...
Saturday, December 04, 2010

PHOTOSHOOT IN THE SNOW

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Since the snow began to fall last Saturday, one thing had been tinging the prettiness of it all with sadness for me. The knowledge that unli...
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Friday, December 03, 2010

SOPORIFIC SNOW

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Poor Amaia - every time I have taken her out in the snow this week she has fallen instantly asleep. It is all too much for her. So I walk ab...
Thursday, December 02, 2010

SNOW

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It's been a hard week with schoolruns (usually a 14 minute roundtrip) taking up to one hour in blizzard conditions. The school playgroun...
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