As I mentioned in my last post I’m currently trying to fill up my geocaching calendar. Each day involves planning a suitable cache to attempt to keep me on track with my challenge. Every weekend my children groan with a ‘I suppose we need a cache.’. They do enjoy caching but not the dictation to do so by the calendar. Therefore if they are with … Continue reading Finding Unexpected Treasures
We all know I’m quite fond of a challenge. When it comes to geocaching thanks to the multitude of stats available, there are plenty of personal challenges should you wish to take part. I’m currently working on filling my calendar, the 366 challenge. To find a cache on every single day of the year. At the beginning of the year I had a moment of … Continue reading Geocaching calendar
Surprise! *Waves Jazz hands enthusiastically.* Well if anybody can remember who I am and dutifully still checks in on me, I just felt the need to update you with life on mud. Last time I properly posted it was the summer holidays. We were busy. I just needed to be mum for a bit. Not muddy mum, or a mum who blogs. (Whilst simultaneously burning … Continue reading The one where she hasn’t fallen off the planet
I was tagged by the lovely Lisa to join in with a post exploring how life would be if I could have it all my own way. An easy post for me. I’m a bit of a day dreamer, I get bored easily and often find myself away with the fairies. The accompanying vacant expression is particularly fetching! 😉 Now I have valid daydream time. Thanks! … Continue reading Daydream Believer
A few years ago Herons started mysteriously appearing on the streets of Cambridge. Urban art bringing Cambridge its very own Urban mascot. I’ve always been quite fond of spotting the occasional heron sprayed throughout the city. Herons are much to my family’s amazement, my favourite birds. Something which horrifies my parents with their cherished heron food fish pond. Why do I like them? Maybe it’s the fact … Continue reading Heron Hunting in Cambridge
Mud and Nettles 