Mandi Morrison 
Day 16, now over half way, well done to all of you who have got this far xx Today is all about phobias, another crazy moment as I don’t really have any phobias, I don’t like flies or wasps, spiders aren’t that great but I can pick them up in a glass and throw them … Read more
I don’t think todays post needs much introduction, old photos of me! I am about age 2 through to 15, there was obviously some obsession with animal holding at some point! <div align=”center”><a href=”https://norfolkfamilylife.com/category/Blogtober17″ title=”Hexmum”><img src=”https://norfolkfamilylife.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Blogtober17.png” alt=”#Blogtober17″ style=”border:none;” /></a></div> [inlinkz_linkup id=743647 mode=1]
Cornwall is one of the most beautiful parts of the United Kingdom. Located in the southwest corner of the UK, this rocky landscaped peninsula is exquisitely beautiful and full of historical charm. If you have an interest in seeing a part of the UK that is full of Celtic artefacts and culture, Cornwall is the … Read more
I LOVE reading, although it is something I haven’t had time for in the last couple of years, but now that the children are getting older and don’t need me as much, I am hoping to have more time to read, the BBC produced a Top 100 list of books to read before you die, … Read more
Movies! So as you will know from my post yesterday i’m a bit of a romantic, so it’s no surprise that movies with a romantic theme feature heavily for me. So here are my top ten movies, I thought they were in no particular order, but actually they probably coincide with how many times I … Read more
As you know, we are welcoming Merrie the Newfoundland into our lives in November, so I have a wonderful guest post to help me with pet proofing my home! Welcoming a pet into your home is a beautiful thing, but is something that can be hard work and will need persistence, but in return you … Read more
So, today is all about love, I mentioned briefly in my first post about our meeting, so here it is in full. Asa and I had worked behind the bar at a local leisure centre for the summer season, I spent my days taking care of the children on the summer camp and then spent … Read more
Welcome to day 11, all about kitchens! If I am totally honest, of all the K words I could come up with, this probably wasn’t the best! Anyway, our kitchen! Is really quite big, but it’s so badly designed that I have trouble storing everything, at the moment my giant American Fridge Freezer (which is … Read more
The Middle East is full of atmospheric ruins and souks, exquisitely tiled mosques, hidden cities, hilltop monasteries and desert canyons. From the King’s Highway through Jordan to The Red Sea in Egypt, The Middle East is as diverse and it is vast. With short travel distances between sights, you can see a surprising amount in … Read more