Hard rubbish collection in January may well make the pavements very difficult to traverse with an inquisitive (read- nosy) two-year old, but what a brilliant idea for the start of the year. If there is one thing that really helps the flow of good chi through your home, it’s getting rid of all that stuff that is past its best, broken or outgrown. I actually love getting rid of stuff, much to hubby’s dismay. I have a fear of clutter and collections. Bric-a-brac and ‘keep just in case’ make me nauseous . We have been holding on to Little M’s high chair since she refused to get back in it over six months ago. It’s been kept, just in case, we can persuade her to sit in it again. It is in some vain hope that we will be able to strap her down to eat, instead of this random roaming approach to meal times she has recently developed. It is, however, strange how excited she gets when we are out in cafe’s and she sees a high chair. She can’t wait to try it for size. But with hard rubbish collection this week, I bit the bullet and put out the high chair. Continue reading “It’s a Purple Dragon!”
Tag: imagination
Where White Owl gone?
We were up and in the garden before 6am today. Little M. was adamant that we get out as soon as possible to look at the White Owl.
“What White Owl baby?”
“White Owl by the window. Outside the window. Oh, Where White Owl gone?” with little palms raised up in searching.
Is this the start of toddler dreams, or has Little M. found her own little spirit guide?
Just one more job, then I'll stop 
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