When you are grown
I will look back on this photo
And remember a simple time
When you thought of me only as a hero
And I was your whole heart
Category: Personal
Personal Blogs.
Don’t try to feed your child cheese if you want to live.
This is what happens when mummy tries to get her picky child to eat plain old CHEESE.
This is Parenthood.
This is Parenthood.
It’s staying up all night when you’re exhausted because they just won’t sleep.
It’s kisses and cuddles and tickles, even when you’re exhausted.
45 Feelings Only Photographers Will Understand
1. When all the other TOGs are out shooting and you’re stuck indoors editing 8 weddings and a christening.
Photo Blog: Upnor Castle, a four-year-old boy and a bear
Upnor is a great place to visit, with many grade II listed buildings and beautiful views – it’s great for those kids who will stop and “listen” to whats going on as well as those who love a little run around and a great view! Oscar has visited 3 castles (Dover Castle, Rochester Castle and Upnor Castle) in the last couple of weeks and I think he may have fallen in love with them – which is great for us as a family!
How do you Recover when you Lose a Child?
When somebody dies it can feel like there’s a whole in your heart; like a part of you has died too. Yet it’s such a common occurrence: some 150,000 people die every day on earth.
Photo Blog: Exploring Historic Rochester with Oscar.
The castle was originally built in 1050 by Gundulf, Bishop of Rochester and later entrusted to the Archbishop of Canterbury, who begun to build the keep (the tallest medieval building to survive in Europe). It stands on the east bank of the River Medway.
How writing is helping me combat anxiety and depression.
Mental illness has become a topic that is widely discussed in today’s world. Yet, just a few years ago, it was taboo – and involved hushed voices – to discuss anyone’s mental health. It’s empowering to see how far we have come as a society, and I’m all for breaking the stigma, but even though …
Child Birth… Let’s talk the truth about it.
(Note: This post contains very graphically detailed stories of my births! It’s a bit graphic and blunt – don’t read if you’re squeamish or afraid of lady parts!) Giving birth is probably one of the most confusing things to women. Most of us are both terrified of it and over-excited by it at the same time: …
September Nights
Tonight, we built a fire and cooked sausages while Oscar remembered his siblings in the stars.
