Make sure you’re following Life, kids and a glass of red on Facebook for extra giggles and snippets of silliness!
Month: May 2015
5 Reasons Toddlers Will Survive the Zombie Apocolypse
Love this! Fully Caffeinated Canadian Mom has a wicked sense of humour. Well worth popping over to her blog to read her other posts!
Fully Caffeinated Canadian Mom
If you haven’t heard of the show “The Walking Dead” you live under a rock and won’t be reading this post anyway since I hear the WiFi is pretty spotty down there. If you are reading this post you’ve probably at least heard of the show. Maybe you’re a fan like I am and root for your fav characters to survive. They don’t all survive, however (cue millions of Beth tears). Do you know who would? Toddlers. They’re crafty little humans that get underestimated because of their size and tendency to poop their pants.
“But how?!” you ask. “They can barely speak and their biggest threat is being almost as cute as Norman Reedus!?”
They can exist on very little sleep: No walker is going to get them in the dead of night. They’ll be up every 1.5 hours and will wake for something as little as a…
View original post 399 more words
Stop, and calm the f*#k down
As parents, we are busy. It never ends.
Busy with work, busy with kids, busy with stuff that always needs to be done around the house. We are always rushing. Always trying to get all the ‘stuff’ done. Continue reading
More giggles and snippets of silliness
I love this quote! If you like it too, you’ll find more giggles and snippets of silliness on Life, kids and a glass of red’s Facebook page.
Liebster Award – cheers to that!
Thank you to the lovely Kelly at Yes Peas Mumma for the nomination for the blogging award. Happy dance time!
As part of the Liebster Award, I have to answer ten questions, chosen by Yes Peas Mumma, so you can learn more about me. Continue reading
Things a mum of boys will understand
As a mum of boys, I have accepted that certain things will happen in my house that I do not understand.
Things that probably never crossed my radar earlier.
I have a brother, so I was exposed to some of these things growing up, but my two boys have well and truly opened my eyes to them. Continue reading
Sharing the blog love – blog link up list!
Since starting my blog a few months ago, I have discovered some fantastic blog link ups which I wanted to share with you.
Blog link ups are designed to help you discover other blogs to read, along with boosting traffic to your own blog and gaining some lovely new followers. Continue reading
Sleep deprivation and passwords – a bad combination
Bank passwords. I hate them.
My internet banking requires two separate passwords to complete a transaction. One for a log in, another to make a transfer or payment. And the second password is changed each month. Oh yeah, and it can’t be one of the previous ten you have used. Continue reading
To All the Waiting Mamas
Another beautiful post from My Pink Champagne Life.
I hesitated to write anything around Mother’s Day, but after reading some lovely ladies’ blogs at My Perfect Breakdownand Waiting for Baby Bird(y’all should go check out their very poignant posts), Ireally felt it pressed in my heart to add to the discussion.
There are many roads to motherhood. I’m convinced there’s no one right way. I’m also certain that the path to and through motherhood is often full of pain and waiting.
And it’s the Mamas who are in the midst of the pain and waiting that I wanted to talk to.
You are important.
I know a lot of Mamas who are currently waiting. Waiting to hear from the adoption agency. Waiting to see if their fourth round of IVF has worked. Waiting to see if the vasectomy reversal is an option. Waiting to hear when their son in another country will get to come home.
View original post 416 more words
I’m stuck
So I’m having a hard time at the moment trying to figure out where I should be. I am loving being at home looking after our youngest, and feel fortunate to be able to do so, but I am missing the mental stimulation of work. Not to mention the extra wage. Continue reading