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Tag: hope

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Reasons to be cheerful

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Let there be peace on earth…

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QUITTING INSTAGRAM FOR LENT. I love Instagram. I really do. Very possibly a bit too much. So I’m going to see if a little break helps me to be more mindful, more present, more connected to my own life. #givingupinstagramforlent #givingupinstaforlent #lent #mindfulness #beingpresent #thepresentisagift #seeyouateaster
This little sausage was awake half the night with ‘nasty coughes’ and had a temperature this morning, so no nursery for her today. She fell asleep on my lap mid marathon Mr Men reading session, and then I actually managed to slide her off and she actually stayed asleep! And slept for 2.5 hours solid. Miracle. #beingfour #mygirl #meganap #wishidnappedtoo
My February books post is up on the blog today. Only 4 days late, which isn’t bad, considering there has been a Very Important 10th Birthday this weekend. All non-fiction this month, which is unusual for me, but they were good ones. #myyearinbooks #februarybooks #iamreading #whatimreading #jenniferweiner #sarahlangford #martinedwards #nonfiction
St James’ Park on the most ridiculously beautiful sunny Sunday morning. #heron #daffodils #stjamespark #earlyspring #sunshine #sunnysunday #easylikesundaymorning #happy #ilovelondon
‘Oh wow, Mummy! Look at the sky! It’s like somebody poured strawberry juice into the clouds.” #beingfour #redskyatnight #lookatthesky #frommywindow #wonder
I am a little bit obsessed with crocuses. In fact with all these early spring flowers - primroses, snowdrops, daffodils. The thing is, they’re not actually ‘spring’ flowers, are they? They’re winter flowers. We’re only part way through February. But their vibrant, hope-filled colours and silky petals and air of unquenchable optimism make us think of spring and new life and renewal, even if the trees are bare and there’s frost on the ground and the evenings are still dark. They create their own spring, just by being. #bemorecrocus #crocuses #snowdrops #primroses #hope #earlyspring #signsofspring #newlife #optimism #findyourhappy #vestryhousemuseum #vestryhousegarden #nofilterneeded

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