Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
Week 1 A new year but I am not going to do that new year new start stuff. One day doesn’t make a difference. If you want to make a change you can do it at any time. Older girls still off school and its been a relatively quiet week. MONDAY Stayed up to watch
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post and the author’s views here do not necessarily reflect those of the blog owner Children have an inherent need for stability, belonging, and lasting connections. For children in foster care who have experienced disruption, impermanence, and loss in their lives, this need becomes even more profound. Providing foster children
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post and the author’s views here do not necessarily reflect those of the blog owner. Worcester offers plenty of family-friendly attractions and activities to delight kids of all ages. From farms to castles, museums to parks, there is something for every interest. Here are 10 top things to do with
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post and the author’s views here do not necessarily reflect those of the blog owner. For those who have been bitten by the travel bug, there is a constant urge to travel the globe, learn about different cultures, and create as many unique experiences as possible. The problem is that
Weeks 37 and 38 – 10 September to 23 September 2023 Day 253 – Sunday A quiet Sunday with not much happening. Captured a sunset over the rooftops.
Week 36 – 3 September to 9 September 2023 Back to school this week and back to routine. And of course we had to have a mini heatwave. Day 246 – Sunday Decided it was time to cut down the buddleia bushes. There were only a few flowers left and decided to do it before
Week 35 – 27 August to 2 September 2023 Final week of the summer holidays before back to school. Day 239 – Sunday There was a fun day happening at the local park so decided to head there. It was basically just inflatables and some stalls to buy things, so Minu just had a go
Disclosure: This is a collaborative post and the author’s views here do not necessarily reflect those of the blog owner. Going to university has many benefits. As well as helping you to gain the essential skills and knowledge you’ll need in your career and working life, such as communication, organization, and teamwork, it can also