Symptom & Medication Tracker

When my dad was on palliative care, I watched my mum juggle being his carer our mum and grandma, while managing dad’s medication and appointments. She found phone apps frustrating and unreliable in those emotionally intense moments. What she needed was something simple, clear, and always to hand….tons of sticky notes and half torn out,…

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Hello? Is is me you’re looking for?

If you’ve been wondering where I’ve gone on Instagram and Facebook, you’re not alone — I’m wondering too! A little while ago, my account was hacked. Sadly, Meta (who run both platforms) took my accounts down — first the original ones, and then even a new one I set up just to reconnect with my…

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Faith Journal & Church Notebook

“Kind words are like honey— sweet to the soul and healthy for the body.” (Proverbs 16:24) Today i received so many kind words of encouragement as Church family looked through, and bought the Faith Journal and the Church Notebook. Emmanuel Church Northwood invited me to talk about them – and how God had laid the…

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Teacher Gift Season

There are some amazing unsung heroes out there. Being a teacher is a selfless vocation; they invest in our kids with so much patience and empathy. My little one has a virtual team: Head, Class and the TA. And they’re all so supportive. So, in anticipation of the end of term and the great big…

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Spelling Bee 🐝

Each week my eight-year-old has a list of 10 new words to learn. The school uses an app called Dojo, it’s like WhatsApp, for school. Hubby and I would end up using Post-It notes and the back of a coffee stained envelope to jot the words down for H to copy…NOT organised. So, I’ve selfishly…

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Crochet hooray

I’ve been (trying at) crochet for a little while now. And if you flip back on these posts, I’m sure you’ll find a couple of my creations. My favourite so far is a little phone bag I’ve made from sunflower granny squares. Well, if the phone bag is my favourite, then this pretty bookmark is…

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