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Easiest Homemade Bread Recipe Ever
30/03/2015 By Mel 8 Comments
The first recipe I posted on the blog is also one of my favourites, and certainly one of my most popular ones. I wanted to make sure I had covered everything in that post, and … [Read More...]
We went on the Hogwarts Express and Tried Butterbeer!
29/03/2015 By Mel 8 Comments
I first opened a Harry Potter book fifteen years ago, when I was a nanny in Paris. My little protégé, Maxou, was nine years old, and every day after his homework and violin … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 29 March 2015
28/03/2015 By Mel 39 Comments
If you want the recipe for my easy, crusty bread that requires no kneading, bread machine or fancy equipment, click here! … [Read More...]
Back at Work
26/03/2015 By Mel 120 Comments
I went back to work this week. My colleagues probably think I was off forever, but to me, it felt like my maternity leave had just started. One of the girls sent me a text a … [Read More...]
Sweet Potato, Butternut Squash, Pear & Rosemary Purée
22/03/2015 By Mel 14 Comments
After a difficult transition from exclusive breastfeeding to solids, Wriggly now enjoys food, thank goodness! She eats anything she can feed herself, but when it comes to … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 22 March 2015
21/03/2015 By Mel 65 Comments
Weaning Shenanigans (& a Giveaway)
21/03/2015 By Mel 75 Comments
When it was time to start weaning Crevette six years ago, a friend recommended Annabel Karmel's New Complete Baby and Toddler Meal Planner. As soon as I opened the book, I … [Read More...]
Meet our Cress Hair Family and the Best Egg Sandwiches in the World
19/03/2015 By Mel 6 Comments
I find crafts you can make without buying anything new rather satisfying. I love showing the little ones that by using their imagination, they can repurpose things that would … [Read More...]
A School Trip with Crevette & 20 Facts about London
18/03/2015 By Mel 34 Comments
Today, I was lucky enough to be one of the parents accompanying Crevette's first ever school trip to London. I was in charge of a small group and really enjoyed sharing this … [Read More...]
French Style for Children
17/03/2015 By Mel 66 Comments
Recently, I was pondering over the whole notion of being an expat. What is an expat? Is it a label, a way of life, a feeling of always being a stranger in a familiar place? Is … [Read More...]
10 minute crafts – 5 Ideas for Spring and Easter
15/03/2015 By Mel 24 Comments
Spring is my favourite time of the year. It gets warmer, the light is brighter, days are longer, people a lot more cheerful, and flowers start to appear everywhere, turning … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 15 March 2015
14/03/2015 By Mel 45 Comments
Kiqplan, your Own Digital Coach & Win a Fitbug Orb
13/03/2015 By Mel 157 Comments
I do not exercise just for the sake of it. I would probably enjoy it if I did, but running other than in a life-threatening situation simply is not my thing. Sweat, aching … [Read More...]
Red Nose Day & Who Won a £50 HomeSense Voucher?
12/03/2015 By Mel 9 Comments
I hope you have been inspired by the Great Comic Relief Bake Off as much as we have. If so, you can make a donation or treat yourself to the official apron. How are you … [Read More...]
My Little Kitchen on Foodies100
10/03/2015 By Mel 11 Comments
This week, our little kitchen features in Foodies100. That makes me really happy as the kitchen is the hub of our home; the place where I enjoy spending a lot of time cooking … [Read More...]
Family Update – March
09/03/2015 By Mel 28 Comments
It is really starting to feel like spring is just around the corner. Moods are getting brighter, days are getting longer and clothes are getting lighter. It is my favourite … [Read More...]
Oven-Baked Sweet Potato Crisps
08/03/2015 By Mel 47 Comments
Until a couple of weeks ago, the only time I had cooked anything with sweet potatoes was when I was weaning my little ones. Since my friend Aimee cooked a delicious Asian dish … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 8 March 2015
07/03/2015 By Mel 39 Comments
Me and… Dresses!
06/03/2015 By Mel 23 Comments
For as long as I can remember, I have loved wearing pretty dresses and high heels. I think it all started when I was just one. Being a flower girl does that to you, doesn't … [Read More...]
A Healthy Asian Feast, 5 Life-Changing Tips & a Recipe!
05/03/2015 By Mel 16 Comments
On Monday night, I left Hubby with our four little ones for the first time and headed off to Central London. Wriggly (8 months) still refuses to drink milk out of bottles, so … [Read More...]
Really Nutty Flourless Chocolate Cake & a Pinfail
04/03/2015 By Mel 45 Comments
Ever since I started making my Decadent Flourless Chocolate Cake, I have made it every week, tweaking the recipe every time and experimenting. This delicious, addictive … [Read More...]
Get a BundleBean rather than a Footmuff! (& a Giveaway)
03/03/2015 By Mel 155 Comments
When my friend Cé mentioned the BundleBean a few weeks ago, I had no idea what she was talking about. She is the queen of shopping, practical stuff and good deals so I … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 1st March 2015
28/02/2015 By Mel 23 Comments
27/02/2015 By Mel 75 Comments
As I was trying to improve my 'About' page, I got thinking about myself and events that had marked my life. When I was born, life was orange and brown. At 7 months, … [Read More...]
Choosing an Outfit for a Work Meeting
25/02/2015 By Mel 34 Comments
After over eight months on maternity leave, I had a meeting with my boss today, to discuss my returning to work. I am not normally one to worry about what I am wearing. I know … [Read More...]
My Little Girl is no Houdini after all! (& a Giveaway)
24/02/2015 By Mel 125 Comments
Jumpy is the queen of car seat harness removal, if there is such a title. My little Houdini makes car journeys incredibly stressful with this trick, as you can imagine. No … [Read More...]
22/02/2015 By Mel 50 Comments
I made croissants for the first time today! Sorry to whoever follows me on Instagram. I know, I subjected you to a constant string of 'croissant spam' and it might have looked … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 22 February 2015
21/02/2015 By Mel 19 Comments
Shaun the Sheep, a Movie for the whole Family
20/02/2015 By Mel 12 Comments
Yesterday morning, Crevette (6 years 6 months), Beanie (4 years 4 months), Wriggly (8 months) and I headed to Central London for a day out. The little ones loved the tube … [Read More...]
10 Things I Love about The Café in the Park
19/02/2015 By Mel 22 Comments
If you are ever looking for top-notch food in a laid back and unpretentious atmosphere, then you have to try The Café in the Park. I wrote about our day out with … [Read More...]
A Fabulous Day with Friends at the Aquadrome
18/02/2015 By Mel 23 Comments
Our plans for half term got cancelled at the last minute, much to the children's disappointment (hello tantrums!). I always find that an impromptu day out makes my little … [Read More...]
Provençal Fish Stew
16/02/2015 By Mel 17 Comments
I made this simple dish for the first time about ten years ago, and it is a definite favourite of mine. It is so quick and easy to make it is perfect when you are having a … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 15 February2015
15/02/2015 By Mel 55 Comments
Quick Activities for Valentine's Day
14/02/2015 By Mel 8 Comments
When we received a box of crafting goodies this morning, Crevette (6 years 6 months) was beyond excited, and immediately got started on Valentine's Day crafts. We spent … [Read More...]
Bake Something Funny for Red Nose Day – A Creative Photo Competition
10/02/2015 By Mel 32 Comments
Are you all ready to bake? Have you got a whisk in hand and apron on? When I told Crevette (6 years 6 months) and Beanie (4 years 4 months) I was planning to organise a … [Read More...]
Family Update – February
09/02/2015 By Mel 24 Comments
My monthly family update always makes me feel happy and warm inside. I love reflecting on how each of my four children has changed, grown, made us laugh or cringe since my … [Read More...]
Decadent Flourless Chocolate Cake
08/02/2015 By Mel 48 Comments
My brothers' idea of cooking is generally limited to frying an egg, warming up a ready-made meal or cooking pasta, so imagine my surprise when they offered to bake my birthday … [Read More...]
Organic Fruit and Vegetables from Farmaround (& a Giveaway)
07/02/2015 By Mel 404 Comments
We were sent a luxury fruit bag and a big vegetable bag from Farmaround on the day I had planned to start weaning Wriggly. Perfect timing! She had just turned six … [Read More...]
Paper Cup Dragon – 10 Minute Crafts
06/02/2015 By Mel 6 Comments
Crevette (6 years 6 months) was delighted when I told him we had been chosen as Bostik ambassadors. Throughout the year, we will receive a box full of crafting goodies. It was … [Read More...]
Spotting the Signs of Anaphylaxis in Your Child
06/02/2015 By Mel 37 Comments
This week has been all about Jumpy's allergies. On Tuesday, she had some more skin prick tests, and I felt light-hearted as her previous tests and subsequent milk challenge … [Read More...]
Homemade Mayonnaise in 5 Minutes
03/02/2015 By Mel 30 Comments
There is no denying that France is renowned for its cheese, fine dining, wide variety of wines and impressive desserts. As far as I can remember, preparing food for a dozen … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 1st February 2015
31/01/2015 By Mel 32 Comments
Is School all that Different in France?
29/01/2015 By Mel 65 Comments
Beanie (4 years 4 months) and Crevette (6 years 5 months) have just spent three weeks at my mum's local school in France. I also enjoyed the experience by teaching a couple of … [Read More...]
Mussels in Champagne Sauce
25/01/2015 By Mel 19 Comments
Moules-frites (mussels and French fries) is something of a national dish in Belgium. I come from the Champagne region, which is quite close to Belgium, and in my family, … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 25 January 2015
24/01/2015 By Mel 40 Comments
Hello Fresh Cooking Boxes Combine Convenience & Gastronomy
21/01/2015 By Mel 345 Comments
Our second Hello Fresh cooking box, the classic one for four, was delivered a few minutes before my brother and his other half arrived for a short stay. Timing could not have … [Read More...]
Mackerel Loaf
20/01/2015 By Mel 15 Comments
When I was contacted by Seafish asking me whether I wanted to take part in a campaign to encourage people to eat more Omega-3 rich fish, I immediately agreed. My family and I … [Read More...]
The Day the Wolf Moved in with Us
18/01/2015 By Mel 58 Comments
On Friday, my little man's teacher had a nice surprise for her pupils. She explained they had a new class mascot, who would be going to a different family every week-end. … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 18 January 2015
17/01/2015 By Mel 37 Comments
Why are WaterWipes the Best Wipes?
16/01/2015 By Mel 249 Comments
One Monday morning, I had three wipes left. Seriously, three wipes. I counted. How did that happen? Running out of wipes is not an option when you have a house full of … [Read More...]
La Galette des Rois – Frangipane Pie
13/01/2015 By Mel 28 Comments
On Friday, Beanie was crowned queen of her nursery school. Let me explain. They ate some Galette des Rois (Kings' Pie) during the morning session and she found a small … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 11 January 2015
11/01/2015 By Mel 44 Comments
Gousto Cooking Box Review and Giveaway
10/01/2015 By Mel 401 Comments
The day I received my Gousto box was not a good day. I had just had some really sad news from France and to be perfectly honest, food was the last thing on my mind. I did not … [Read More...]
Family Update – January
09/01/2015 By Mel 28 Comments
The past month has been pretty relaxed and we have really enjoyed each other's company. Wriggly (7 months) • Your first tooth peeked through when you turned six … [Read More...]
New Year, New Beginnings
05/01/2015 By Mel 55 Comments
Happy New Year everyone! I wish you all lots of laughter, happiness and a healthy 2015. I cannot believe I have had my blog for a whole year already. I am really grateful … [Read More...]
Creamy Vegan Soup
29/12/2014 By Mel 33 Comments
After overeating for weeks in the run up to Christmas, I am now craving vegetables and this soup is ideal to detox. I know, vegan and creamy do not normally go hand in … [Read More...]
Pyrex have a new Bakeware Range!
28/12/2014 By Mel 823 Comments
If you have read my blog before, you probably know that I am a big fan of Pyrex. Until now, all I had tried was their glassware. Every single Pyrex item I own gets used all … [Read More...]
Fruity Mincemeat and Easiest Homemade Mince Pies
25/12/2014 By Mel 3 Comments
I got carried away with mincemeat this year and made four batches! I started with my cranberry mincemeat, which I absolutely love. When I spotted Vicki's recipe a few … [Read More...]
Marshmallow Reindeer
24/12/2014 By Mel 11 Comments
Ever since my failed attempt at marshmallow pumpkins, I have been considering making more marshmallow pops. Beanie is really enjoying getting involved in the kitchen at the … [Read More...]
Fun with Food and Beanie's Smoothie Recipe
23/12/2014 By Mel 12 Comments
Last week, my brother and his girlfriend stayed with us, much to everyone's delight. As Crevette (6 years 4 months) and Beanie (4 years 3 months) were getting restless on … [Read More...]
Mummy Makes Milk
21/12/2014 By Mel 98 Comments
My little man's reading is getting better and better. He reads a story to his sisters most nights now and we all enjoy this reasonably quiet time before the children go to … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 21 December 2014
20/12/2014 By Mel 33 Comments
Luxurious Mulled Wine Kit
16/12/2014 By Mel 40 Comments
Last Friday marked the day Hubby and I started our big adventure together, eleven years ago. Hubby had bought steak and he came home with a bottle of red wine. We normally go … [Read More...]
Perfect Holidays
14/12/2014 By Mel 29 Comments
What does your ideal holiday look like? Close your eyes and try to picture it. Are you lying on an empty beach, sipping a cocktail? Are you paragliding from the top of a … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 14 December 2014
14/12/2014 By Mel 28 Comments
Christmas Tree Bags
12/12/2014 By Mel 7 Comments
The inspiration for our Christmas tree bags came when I saw the cards Louise from Little Hearts, Big Love had made with her little girl. Check out Louise's post; the cards … [Read More...]
Reindeer Lanterns – 10 Minute Crafts
10/12/2014 By Mel 19 Comments
I sometimes find that last-minute, quick activities end up looking far better than crafty projects we spend ages on. Our reindeer lanterns certainly did not take us more than … [Read More...]
Family Update – December
09/12/2014 By Mel 33 Comments
Have we really been a family of six for 6 months already? Writing my monthly update is a reminder of how lucky I am. It has made me more aware of the little things, the … [Read More...]
Hello Fresh in One Word: WoW! (and a £20 Discount!)
08/12/2014 By Mel 426 Comments
Before we received our first Hello Fresh box, I had no idea what to expect. I knew I was going to be sent four meals to feed all of us. I was hoping for generous portions as … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 7 December 2014
06/12/2014 By Mel 18 Comments
Pear, Roquefort & Walnut Pancakes
04/12/2014 By Mel 27 Comments
Last Saturday, I really fancied pancakes. I made two batches: my basic pancake mix, which can be used for sweet or savoury crêpes, as well as my 'free from' savoury galette … [Read More...]
'Free From' Galettes
03/12/2014 By Mel 16 Comments
When you go to a French crêperie (restaurant serving pancakes), the savoury pancakes are made with buckwheat flour. The flour has a very distinctive taste and it always … [Read More...]
Writing to Father Christmas
02/12/2014 By Mel 24 Comments
Your little ones have four days left to post their letters to Santa if they want a reply before Christmas Eve. We have been using the free service from Royal Mail since … [Read More...]
Selfie Stick Review & Giveaway
01/12/2014 By Mel 165 Comments
I love my phone. It is intuitive, reliable and there are a few apps I use all the time. When I was asked whether I wanted to review an iPhone accessory to help giffgaff create … [Read More...]
My Sunday Photo – 30 November 2014
30/11/2014 By Mel 43 Comments
Quick & Easy Mince Pies
29/11/2014 By Mel 31 Comments
I love homemade pastry but I rarely make my own, simply because I cannot stand the feeling of sticky mixture getting everywhere, under my nails and coating every surface in my … [Read More...]
Bonjour French Food (and a Giveway!)
26/11/2014 By Mel 240 Comments
Have you heard of Bonjour French Food? If so, you probably love the concept as much as I do. If not, head over to their website and check them out; they have just … [Read More...]
French Onion Soup
22/11/2014 By Mel 41 Comments
The recipe I am sharing today is by no means a glamorous one, but it is a festive one nonetheless. When my friend Renée asked me to share my onion soup recipe, I smiled. It … [Read More...]
The Truth about Mornings with Four Small Children
18/11/2014 By Mel 53 Comments
What do you share online? Cute smiles, pretty drawings, mouth-watering meals, smart outfits or photos of crooked smiles, closed eyes, naked tantrums, fish fingers served with … [Read More...]
Designing our Christmas Cards with The Card Gallery (& a Giveaway!)
16/11/2014 By Mel 174 Comments
Is it too early to mention the big C word? If it is, look away, people! Oh wait, I might have done that already when I shared my cranberry mincemeat recipe a couple of days … [Read More...]
Cranberry Mincemeat
14/11/2014 By Mel 38 Comments
I wish I could just bottle up the smell of mincemeat on the stove. It smells festive, warming and sweet, all at the same time! It would be like encapsulating the essence of … [Read More...]
Thumbprint Drawing
12/11/2014 By Mel 39 Comments
We are quite partial to a bit of thumbprint artwork around here. It is easy, effective, requires no skill at all and the little blobs take shape with just a few straight or … [Read More...]
Family Update – November
09/11/2014 By Mel 49 Comments
Five months ago, I was giving birth to my little girl on the bathroom floor. It seems like yesterday yet if feels like a lifetime ago. Does it even make sense? Wriggly (5 … [Read More...]
Rougail Saucisse
07/11/2014 By Mel 32 Comments
The first time I had rougail saucisse was over 15 years ago as I was moving into my first flat near Paris. I fell in love with the dish straight away, with its rich tomato … [Read More...]
Celebrating British Sausage Week
03/11/2014 By Mel 323 Comments
This week is British Sausage Week. Who knew? I had no idea either, until I stumbled upon Charlotte's Food Blogger's Calendar a couple of weeks ago. I have always found … [Read More...]
What Food do You Serve at a 'Free From' Party?
02/11/2014 By Mel 19 Comments
Twenty-eight of us squeezed into our home for Jumpy's second birthday party this week. I would lie if I said I did not find it stressful to make all the food for the party … [Read More...]
Planning a Halloween Party with Children
01/11/2014 By Mel 36 Comments
If you measure how well a party went by the state of your house once everyone has left, I can safely say that Jumpy's second birthday party was a roaring success! This is … [Read More...]
Salmon with Lime and Ginger Butter on a bed of Roasted Cabbage served with Steamed Vegetables
30/10/2014 By Mel 16 Comments
I absolutely love salmon and steamed vegetables. It is usually a meal we have mid-week as it is so quick to put together. For this recipe, I went out of my way to make sure … [Read More...]
Halloween Comes Alive with Storytime Sounds
29/10/2014 By Mel 8 Comments
Every evening, we listen to Crevette (6 years 2 months) reading the book he has chosen at school, and the girls generally pick a story each as well. I try to encourage them to … [Read More...]
Spooky Marshmallow Pumpkins… What Not to Do!
28/10/2014 By Mel 45 Comments
A few days ago, I thought it would be a good idea to make marshmallow pumpkins for Jumpy's birthday party. It all started really well. I had all my props and ingredients out … [Read More...]
We Gave It Some Welly for Allergy UK!
27/10/2014 By Mel 22 Comments
Last Friday was Allergy UK's annual fundraiser and the charity was encouraging people to wear their wellies all day and raise awareness about allergies. The children, … [Read More...]
Jumpy is Two and a Lazy Day Foods Giveaway!
26/10/2014 By Mel 350 Comments
Yesterday was Jumpy's second birthday. We are having a Halloween party to celebrate with friends on Tuesday and everything I will serve will be free from eggs, wheat, dairy … [Read More...]
'Free From' Vegan Pancakes
24/10/2014 By Mel 16 Comments
We are big pancake lovers at home. When I was younger, we used to have them for dinner once a week. I have already shared my basic recipe for crêpes, as well as a 'free from' … [Read More...]
A Competition to Win Wellies & Raise Money for Allergy UK
23/10/2014 By Mel 42 Comments
Tomorrow, the children and I will Give It Some Welly for Allergy UK! The five of us will be wearing our Allergy UK T-shirts and wellies from the second we get out of bed to … [Read More...]
A Present with a Difference
19/10/2014 By Mel 217 Comments
We were given quite a few thoughtful gifts for our babies. Some of those presents will make their way to our children's keepsakes, like Sophie la Girafe, cute hats, first … [Read More...]
Milk Protein Challenge
17/10/2014 By Mel 20 Comments
This afternoon, Jumpy (1 year 11 months) is having a milk protein challenge in hospital. This one is a biggie. It means butter, cheese, yoghurts milk and cream rather than … [Read More...]
Autumn Picnic
14/10/2014 By Mel 43 Comments
Every Tuesday since the beginning of term, the girls and I have been going to playgroup straight after taking Crevette to school. As we only have an hour between the end of … [Read More...]
Give It Some Welly!
11/10/2014 By Mel 54 Comments
When I started weaning Jumpy, her skin condition deteriorated. I had no idea what to do other than taking her to see doctors. Her mealtimes became increasingly stressful as … [Read More...]
Family Update – October
09/10/2014 By Mel 61 Comments
Four months ago, our family of five became the family of six we are now. It is tough and exhausting at times, but I am grateful for the five people I have in my … [Read More...]
Why I am a Sangenic Convert… and a Giveaway!
08/10/2014 By Mel 153 Comments
Tommee Tippee sent us a Sangenic nappy bin for the launch of their limited edition blue and pink nappy disposal systems. My Expectations Wriggly is my fourth baby and … [Read More...]
Messy Play in the Bath
06/10/2014 By Mel 40 Comments
I have said it before: I am not a fan of messy play. I still want my children to grow up having fun and getting opportunities to get dirty just for fun. My mum bought them … [Read More...]
In Chocolate Heaven! Plamil Review and Giveaway
04/10/2014 By Mel 483 Comments
When Jumpy was diagnosed with multiple allergies, I had no idea where to look for 'free from' food other than what I was cooking myself. It was all rather overwhelming and I … [Read More...]
Courgette, Tomato & Goat's Cheese Quiche
02/10/2014 By Mel 47 Comments
A vegetarian friend was coming over for dinner on Saturday and I needed something I could make ahead as we would be busy all day with Beanie's birthday party. When I was … [Read More...]
Where do you find Products for Allergy Sufferers?
30/09/2014 By Mel 88 Comments
I first heard of Allergy Lifestyle a couple of months ago, after the Allergy and Free From Show. Allergy Lifestyle is a family run business catering for people with allergies … [Read More...]
A Despicable (Me) Birthday Party
28/09/2014 By Mel 42 Comments
My friend Loraine's little boy and Beanie were born hours apart. They look so similar we casually call them "the twins". They are such good friends that we always have a joint … [Read More...]
Make Your Own Minion Piñata (Despicable Me)
25/09/2014 By Mel 39 Comments
Beanie turned four on Tuesday. By 8 a.m., straight after blowing the candles on her bowl of birthday porridge, she had already decided it was the best birthday ever! That set … [Read More...]
A Sewing Project for Beginners – Making a Teddy
19/09/2014 By Mel 49 Comments
Crevette (6 years 1 month) is really keen on 'making things'. A couple of weeks ago, he decided to do some sewing. He had a few ambitious projects in mind and eventually … [Read More...]
Sunshine Smoothie
17/09/2014 By Mel 42 Comments
This morning, we got up earlier than usual. Beanie and Jumpy left with hubby just after 7 a.m. and Wriggly was asleep. Crevette and I had over an hour to ourselves so we … [Read More...]
National Eczema Week – 13 to 21 September 2014
13/09/2014 By Mel 31 Comments
Two of my girls suffer from atopic eczema, a skin condition that affects one in five children in the UK. Life can be tough for them. They start feeling the itch. They … [Read More...]
The Day I met Dr Adam Fox, Dr Carsten Flohr & Dr Rosan Meyer
11/09/2014 By Mel 29 Comments
A few weeks ago, Maureen Jenkins, Director of Clinical Services for Allergy UK, asked me whether I could share Jumpy's 'journey to diagnosis' at a masterclass on paediatric … [Read More...]
#dialasmile for Bravery Boxes
10/09/2014 By Mel 4 Comments
The lovely Mummy Tries tagged me yesterday for the #dialasmile Selfie Meme. It is too late for a selfie so I chose to share a photo of my little Jumpy. When she was four … [Read More...]
Three Months Already!
09/09/2014 By Mel 36 Comments
Wriggly has only been with us for three months, yet I can barely remember life without her. It feels like she has always been part of our family. I absolutely love writing my … [Read More...]
'Free From' Banana and Chocolate Muffins
07/09/2014 By Mel 39 Comments
Until a few weeks ago, my little Jumpy had never eaten homemade cakes, for the simple reason that I had never managed to find a recipe that catered for her range of allergies. … [Read More...]
Simply Cook Recipe Box Review & your First box for £1
05/09/2014 By Mel 261 Comments
As a new busy academic year starts, I have teamed up with Simply Cook to offer one of my readers three months' worth of recipe boxes, as well as a 90% discount for anyone who … [Read More...]
Fun Outdoor Activities
28/08/2014 By Mel 31 Comments
My little ones could spend their days running around outside. It does not bother them in the slightest whether the weather is good or not. At the start of the holidays, I … [Read More...]
My Little Man's Dream Bedroom
16/08/2014 By Mel 6 Comments
If we were to have a loft conversion, Crevette could have his own bedroom rather than sharing with his sisters. I asked him what he would have in his ideal bedroom. His top … [Read More...]
15/08/2014 By Mel 32 Comments
I have OCD. I am ashamed of it. I am sometimes proud of it, too. I have OCD and everything around me HAS to be organised. Every aspect of my life must fit in its own … [Read More...]
Our Smooze Summer
14/08/2014 By Mel 289 Comments
My little man and I stumbled upon the Smooze stand as we were leaving the Allergy & Free From Show last month. If you follow me, you might have noticed the photo of … [Read More...]
Ten Tips for New Bloggers
11/08/2014 By Mel 36 Comments
Last week-end, I was lucky enough to be part of BlogStock, the world's first blogging festival in Aldenham Country Park, Hertfordshire. As a novice blogger, I have a lot to … [Read More...]
Where does the Time go?
09/08/2014 By Mel 23 Comments
Our baby girl is two months old already today. Her growing so fast is a real eye-opener and makes me realise we have to enjoy every little moment, every milestone otherwise I … [Read More...]
Our Favourite Seeded Loaf
07/08/2014 By Mel 40 Comments
Nothing beats the taste and smell of homemade bread! Today, I thought I would share another easy, no fuss recipe for a loaf you can bake at home. It takes a minute to get the … [Read More...]
Star Wars, Lego and Sweets
04/08/2014 By Mel 24 Comments
Planning Crevette's birthday party prompted some imaginative play at home during an afternoon spent on my own with little man whilst his sisters were having a nap. We had … [Read More...]
Star Wars Birthday Party
01/08/2014 By Mel 27 Comments
I am still struggling to come over the fact Crevette is six years old already! It feels like yesterday we took our little bundle home to my mum and brothers who were staying … [Read More...]
Goody Good Stuff Sweets Rock!
30/07/2014 By Mel 366 Comments
Today is Crevette's birthday. Six years ago, my first baby was born at 6.10 a.m., changing our lives forever and turning our couple into a family. The second we laid eyes on … [Read More...]
Pre-Packed Bag for Stress-Free Summer Days out
25/07/2014 By Mel 35 Comments
Despite the sunshine, I spent the first few days of the summer holidays worrying about the tons of things I had to do. I was getting snappy as I was not crossing any of it off … [Read More...]
'Free From' One Ingredient Ice Cream
22/07/2014 By Mel 30 Comments
This has to be the easiest recipe I have ever shared. There is absolutely no chance of getting it wrong, it is healthy and it tastes great. What more could you wish for? A … [Read More...]
The Little Green Sheep Newborn Baby Pouch Review and Giveaway
21/07/2014 By Mel 168 Comments
When I was asked to review The Little Green Sheep Newborn Baby Pouches, I was pretty keen as I was familiar with the company. I bought a waterproof Bednest mattress protector … [Read More...]
The Allergy & Free From Show 2014
17/07/2014 By Mel 42 Comments
A few days ago, I took my eldest (5 years 11 months) and my youngest (three weeks) across the city to London Olympia for the Allergy and Free From show. I am not going to … [Read More...]
Garlic Butter
14/07/2014 By Mel 49 Comments
Vive la France! Today is French National Day. It commemorates the 'Fête de la Fédération', which was held on the 14th of July 1790 to celebrate the establishment of a … [Read More...]
Silent Sunday – 13 July 2014
13/07/2014 By Mel 27 Comments
Outdoor Fun
11/07/2014 By Mel 63 Comments
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Brent starts off by introducing his song about his travels through America down to Mexico, but then claims that he hasn't actually taken that trip. He shares, "I'm sick of this bulls**t saying, 'Write about what you know.' Write about what you don't know!" Brent then shares his realization that dreams are realer than reality, so why not just write about them instead? Super inspirational!
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View onto Eiger, Mönch and Jungrau, the most famous mountains in the Bernese Oberland.
Taken from Beatenberg on the occasion of a photography course (how to use GND filters in landscape photography).
The Jungfrau (German: "maiden/virgin") is one of the main summits in the Bernese Alps, situated between the cantons of Valais and Bern in Switzerland. Together with the Eiger and Mönch, the Jungfrau forms a massive wall overlooking the Bernese Oberland and is considered one of the most emblematic sights of the Swiss Alps.
The summit was first reached on August 3, 1811 by the Meyer brothers of Aarau and two chamois hunters from Valais. The ascent followed a long expedition over the glaciers and high passes of the Bernese Alps. It was not until 1865 that a more direct route on the northern side was opened.
The construction of the Jungfraujoch railway east to the summit in the early 20th century made the area one of the most-visited places in the Alps. Along with the Aletsch Glacier to the south, the Jungfrau is part of the Jungfrau-Aletsch Protected Area, which was declared a World Heritage Site in 2001.
The Jungfrau is the third highest mountain of the Bernese Alps after the nearby Finsteraarhorn and Aletschhorn, respectively 12 and 8 km away. But from Lake Thun, and the greater part of the canton of Bern, it is the most conspicuous and the nearest of the Oberland peaks, and the extreme steepness of the north face, secured for it an early reputation for inaccessibility.
The Jungfrau is the westernmost and highest point of a gigantic 10 km wall dominating the valleys of Lauterbrunnen and Grindelwald. The wall is formed by the alignment of some of the most distinctive north faces in the Alps, with the Mönch (4,107 m) and Eiger (3,970 m) to the east of the Jungfrau, and overlooks the valleys to its north by a height of up to 3 km. The Jungfrau is approximately 6 km from the Eiger; with the summit of the Mönch between the two mountains, 3.5 km from the Jungfrau. The wall is extended to the east by the Fiescherwand and to the west by the Lauterbrunnen Wall.
The difference of altitude between the deep valley of Lauterbrunnen (800 m) and the summit is particularly visible from the area of Mürren. From the valley floor, west of the massif, the altitude gain is more than 3 km for a horizontal distance of 4 km.
The landscapes around the Jungfrau are extremely contrasted. Instead
of the vertiginous precipices of the north-west, the south-east side
emerges from the upper snows of the Aletsch Glacier at around 3,500
metres. The 20 km long valley of Aletsch on the south-east is
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I don't know how many 8 yr olds can say they have performed in an opera, but this one has!!
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Two-time Horse of the Year and defending winner Wise Dan is the brightest name on an international roster of 90 early nominations to the 28th running of the $500,000-added Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (Grade I) on the Kentucky Derby Day undercard on Saturday, May 3 at Churchill Downs.
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The third of four pools of Churchill Downs Racetrack's 2014 Kentucky Derby Future Wager ("KDFW") opens its run on Thursday with Cairo Prince (#3) and Top Billing (#20) sharing the role of favored individual horses, but the ever-popular 'All Others' (#24) figures to be the overall betting choice when three days
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Winchell Thoroughbreds' Untapable (#23) has turned a dazzling romp in last Saturday's Grade III Rachel Alexandra at Fair Grounds into status as the co-favorite with the always popular Mutuel Field (#24), or "All Others", for Churchill Downs Racetrack's only 2014 pool of the Kentucky Oaks Future Wager ("
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Children's author awarded £250,000 after botched laser eye surgery left her with blurred vision
- Jan Fearnley, 47, went to private clinic to cure her short-sightedness
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A children's author and illustrator has been awarded £250,000 in compensation seven years after botched laser eye surgery left her with blurred vision.
Jan Fearnley, 47, who was shortlisted for a Blue Peter Award for her book Mr Wolf's Pancakes, went to a private eye clinic to cure her short-sightedness but ended up permanently scarred.
In 2007, Dr Haralabos Eleftheriadis, the ophthalmologist who carried out the routine operation, was found guilty of professional misconduct but Mrs Fearnley had to spend a further five years fighting for compensation.
'Nearly destroyed her': Children's author Jan Fearnley (left) has been awarded £250,000 in compensation after a botched laser eye operation by Dr Haralabos Eleftheriadis (right) left her with blurred vision
Yesterday, she said she would return the money 'in an instant' if she could reverse years of suffering that 'nearly destroyed' her.
Mrs Fearnley, who had the procedure at the Ultralase Clinic in Guildford, Surrey, in April 2005, said: 'The scarring on my eye is something I am aware of every waking hour of every day. Every conscious moment, I am staring through a scar. I wish I could have just one day when I don't have to worry about my eyes.'
She added: 'I dread the winter months with the reduced daylight hours. Whenever my eye is tired or particularly blurry, I wonder, "Is this it? Am I going blind?" '
The Lasik procedure is designed to permanently change the shape of the cornea – the clear covering at the front of the eye.
To prepare the eye, very high pressures are applied via a suction ring. A cutting instrument is then used to make a flap in the cornea, before laser energy is applied to remove corneal tissue.
Mrs Fearnley told the General Medical Council in 2007 that Dr Eleftheriadis, of Northwood, North-West London, 'fumbled' with the laser equipment before removing it from her eye. He then apologised and said that he could not continue.
Highly regarded: Mrs Fearnley's book Mr Wolf's Pancakes was short-listed for a Blue Peter Award
Mrs Fearnley told The Mail on Sunday that Dr Eleftheriadis denied anything was wrong when she questioned her impaired vision. 'He knew full well I had irreversible scarring and that was the reason my vision was poor, but he chose to lie,' she said.
The GMC ruled Dr Eleftheriadis's actions were 'inappropriate, unprofessional and not in Mrs Fearnley's best interests'. He had incorrectly tried to achieve suction on her left eye more than once, which resulted in a tear to her cornea. However, the GMC did not suspend his registration as a doctor after he agreed to training and supervision.
Mrs Fearnley had two operations to correct the damage but still has blurred vision and sees double lines when she reads. In a settlement with Dr Eleftheriadis's insurers, the author has now been awarded £250,000.
Mrs Fearnley said that the compensation represented five years' earnings and that it meant she no longer had to worry about losing her home.
She continued: 'I would return it in an instant were I able to return to the day before my surgery was botched. Creating picture books for children is my life.
'When my eye was ruined, I was determined not to stop working, no matter how difficult and uncomfortable the injury made things.'
She explained that she had improvised by working at a much larger scale and experimenting with collage in her works.
Mrs Fearnley added: 'Working this way also helped me to restore my shattered confidence, which was crucial because following the botched operation, every time I questioned my impaired vision, the surgeon told me that I was "mistaken" and that I was "imagining it".
'To have someone in a position of trust and power abuse that position in that way is despicable. It made me question the very things I was seeing, which is catastrophic for an illustrator. It nearly destroyed me.'
Her lawyer, Geoff Simpson-Scott, of Colemans-ctts, added: 'Mrs Fearnley felt incredibly let down by the way her complaint was handled. She felt ignored and abandoned. Her only recourse was to bring a compensation claim. The amount fairly represents the significant effects of her injury on her life. However, it can never restore her damaged eyesight.'
Dr Eleftheriadis's solicitors declined to discuss the case.
A spokesman for Ultralase said: 'We are aware that Mrs Fearnley has been engaged in a civil action with Mr Eleftheriadis but as we were removed from legal proceedings in 2009 we do not have any detail upon which to provide further comment.
'Duty and quality of care will always remain our key priorities and we sincerely empathise with Mrs Fearnley's situation.'
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Being a successful entrepreneur is one of the most difficult, daunting and risky paths to follow, especially if you suffer from a physical disability. Despite the challenges, a handful of entrepreneurs with disabilities in Medellin are more determined than ever to run their own business and build a brighter future. This project assists 5 entrepreneurs with physical disabilities, providing them with top quality training and support in order guide their businesses in the appropriate direction.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
There are over 15,500 people with disabilities living in Medellin, most of who are living in extreme poverty, making their situation even harder than it already is. Living with a disability is not easy! It requires special resources and treatments, which are often not available. Keeping in mind Colombia's harsh socio-economic climate, micro-entrepreneurs with disabilities face more than just physical challenges.
How will this project solve this problem?
The project supports 5 micro-entrepreneurs with various physical disabilities in order to enhance their businesses, overcome their reality and improve their quality of life. In order to expand our capacity we have partnered with our good friends: 'Amigos Con Calor Humano'. Together, we will carry out business evaluations, provide training and support and build a safe work environment that is tailored to each individuals needs.
Potential Long Term Impact
The project's long-term strategy is to enhance the entrepreneurial spirit of local business owners with disabilities, helping them realize their own potential and live a more fulfilled life. With greater income, these entrepreneurs will be able to support their families, offer education to their children and look forward to their future. These people stand as an example for all; they prove that despite the odds impossible is nothing.
Funding Information
Total Funding Received to Date: $1,526
Remaining Goal to be Funded: $8,474
Total Funding Goal: $10,000


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It seems to me he has really improved as of late and hits it hard more than the average pitcher normal does
It seems to me he has really improved as of late and hits it hard more than the average pitcher normal does
His pitching has been great the past few starts. Just got screwed yesterday.
His hitting has been good too. It is sad that he is hitting better than some of the guys in the lineup. He had just as many hits as our top 6 batters of the order yesterday, not to mention he was our only offense in hit other start vs the Pirates (Heisey's inside the park HR could have been caught by Marte IMO).
Sucks that he didn't get run support yesterday, lord knows we had chances to drive some in.
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3/31/14, 4/12/14, 8/14/15
2013 Attendance: 6-0
4/3/13, 4/16/13, 4/17/13, 8/3/13, 8/21/13, 9/7/13
Bailey, Latos and Leake all seem to swing the bat well. Leake being the best of the trio of course.
Miguel Cairo
16-for-104 .154, 4 XBH (3-1-0) and 2 BB
Mat Latos/Mike Leake
18-for-86 .209, 5 XBH (2-0-3) with 3 BB
Yes yes...our best hitters are pitchers. A 4 ERA and a .220 batting average is the secret to our success. We have a team of Ringers and a DH every night.
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