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Little did I know when I took this photo at a Nati Little did I know when I took this photo at a National Trust place this time last year that it would one day really symbolise me seeing light at the end of a tunnel. Yesterday’s announcement feels hopeful, and cautious enough that it might just work.Our week in France is a write off but I’ve got dates now for when I can see a friend, hug my loved ones and have everybody round for lunch in the garden.As I watched the sunrise this morning I felt more hopeful than I have in a long time. Hopeful that I’m a day closer to getting my shot in the arm, to those educating their children at home whilst trying to work might have it a little easier soon, that those furloughed may be back at work and that our NHS heroes might have easier shifts.We’ve a long way to go, I know that, and it’s still going to be an incredibly difficult year for millions, but today, today it feels like that door got opened and light’s about to flood that corridor.
Dearest LilyNine months of you this morning, Li Dearest LilyNine months of you this morning, Lily, a whole nine months. You’ve smashed those nine months and proved to us all that nothing is ever going to hold you back, and long may that continue.At eight months you were taking your first steps and a month later everything is done standing up, except eating a new packet of pea snaps. They deserve your utmost concentration and are to be eaten with two hands.Thank you for reminding me that if you can’t do something, and you fall over, you get up and have another go. You never give up but you shrug your shoulders and do it again. Because one day it clicks, and where yesterday you kept falling over, today you’re doing it.Except if it’s sharing your snacks, you’re never doing that and nor should you.Lots of love, Nanny
Today is #RandomActsOfKindnessDay. Did you know th Today is #RandomActsOfKindnessDay. Did you know that? I’m a huge lover of RAOK and of “paying it forward”. I’ve talked before about somebody paying for my shopping when my card got declined 20 years ago and how I’ve never forgotten it, so I always try and pay it forward.That’s a bit trickier this year with us all being at home, I can’t even do my normal thing of passing on my car park ticket that’s still got an hour left on it. So how about we all do a random act of kindness for ourselves today?Drink a cuppa whilst it’s still hot.Have a takeaway for dinner.Call a friend who always makes you laugh.Ditch the guilt that it’s half term and you aren’t doing a million exciting things.Or that your kids are on screens longer than you’d like.Zoom with a friend and share a piece of cake or your lunch together and talk about the plans you’re going to make for the autumn when cafes will be a thing again.Tell yourself you’re doing an amazing job.Look in the mirror and tell give yourself a compliment. Maybe not “your hair’s looking great, did you do something new?” Because we all know that the only new thing we’re doing is cutting it with kitchen scissors.But seriously. Be kind to yourself today #BeKindToYourself #BeKindAlways #RandomActsOfKindness #RandomActsOfKindnessDay #KindnessMatters
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Hello, and welcome to Mummy Barrow, a lifestyle blog written by me, T. T is short for Tanya (but nobody uses that unless I am in trouble) and I live in the south east of England with my husband Bruce. Gin and family life feature heavily on the blog.My previous working life was as either a PA or in the property industry but now I am a full time blogger and like to try and share words of wisdom or positivity over on Instagram and snippets of our life on here. I am a mum of three 20-somethings and also recently became a proud granny.I am never far from a cuppa or a large gin, depending on the time of day.
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