We feel we have been very patient with your child running and jumping in the early hours of the morning for the time you have been living here. We realise only a child but a bit of respect both for the owner and neighbours would be appreciated as the walls are thin and things echo.We […]
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Out(ings) of my mind
Our recent outing to the beach was a family highlight. It was lovely to see the boys exploring the beach but more than that, it was just an easy and relatively stress-free event. As evidenced by the photos I took. As evidenced by the fact that I could take photos at all. All family outings […]
The Pay Off
B has started studying this year. An off-campus engineering degree. While working full-time. He is insane. And I love him for it. In order for this to work, we are having to juggle things a little and on some nights, I have to pick up the slack where B would previously have helped out. That's […]
Heads Up! A Mad World
The time has come for another Heads Up! in which I tell you about some blog awesomeness of which you may not have been previously aware. And to sweeten the deal, this particular blogger has been awesome enough to write a guest piece for us here at The Little Mumma. So I am very excited to feature the work of a good friend, […]
Unbearable Lightness
The last two days, I've been in a weird headspace. And I really can't pinpoint why. I think, sometimes, there are too many things to do. Always so many things that need doing. Every now and then, that weight of expectation becomes unbearable. We carry it and carry it and then, there comes the day that it sits so […]
Guest Post: E for Experience
Yay! My first guest post. And not a moment too soon given I am about to die from the plague. I would like to introduce you to my friend E. She writes a blog called E for Experience. She is completely hilarious. When she bothers to write. After you read the piece below, you should […]
Happy Birthday
February 27, 1945 The baby girl is born. Unlike her older brother, his chest crushed as his little body made its way into the world some 18 months prior, she survives. 1950 The little girl. The tummy ache. The party she doesn’t want to miss. The burst appendix. The stomach gangrene. She will not […]
Stepford Misstep
Lately, if you were to drop in to my place unannounced, you might notice a few changes. I’ve decided to let a few things go. Primarily, the housework. Not entirely, of course. I am still washing clothes and cleaning toilets. I cook and I pack up toys. So actually, maybe nothing much has changed on […]

