Monthly Archives: October 2011
Why the Occupy LSX protest is the perfect place for kids
I really believe in activism. I am absolutely sure that protesting changes things, so bringing the baby on board was always gonna happen. But today I realised that sometimes a protest is the perfect place for the baby. Not just … Continue reading
Edit your jumper: Sleeves into socks
Shrinking clothes in the wash is one of the most annoying housekeeping disasters I reckon. That heart sinking moment when you see a tiny version of your favourite garment and try really hard to make it fit you, to no … Continue reading
Feasting at the Occupation- a glimpse of utopia
There is a little old lady who lives round the corner from us with a tree in her garden that is spilling over with fat, juicy apples. A few weeks ago we plucked up the courage to knock on her … Continue reading
Why we’ll be going to Occupy London today
I took Ramona to her first protest when she was three months old. It was the TUC march against the cuts and she managed to sleep her way through most of it; brass band, fireworks, whistles and chanting were mere … Continue reading
Thrifty Thursday: The endless giving of childrens annuals
Childrens annuals are a bottomless treasure trove of vintage craftiness. In the last couple of months I have made a cowboy tin, some bunting, several cards and upcycled a coat hook. You can pick these up for pennies at car … Continue reading
The weekend that we found Ramona’s Christmas pressie on the street
Well, we NAILED this surprise heatwave. Swam in the sea at Whitstable, swam in the ponds at Hampstead Heath and swam in the river in Cambridge. The water was ffffffffreezing but once in, amazing, and Ramona completely loves splashing in … Continue reading



