Picking up from where I left off on my last blog post, construction had just been halted and my kids were without a shower and a bathroom. It was bad at the start having to share a shower between the four of us, but having to share a bathroom as well was a pain. I …
It’s been 87,660 hours since global cooling hit the world. Snow is everywhere these days and there is no longer any concept of the seasons. There is only one season and that season is cold. I’m fortunate enough to remember a life before global cooling. I remember the feeling of the seasons changing, the transition …
After literal years of renting crappy apartments, I’m finally moving into my own house! I’m so happy I could run out into the street and scream. I’m sure my neighbours would look at me weirdly, but who cares? I’m never going to see them again. And what a relief that is. No more neighbours hitting …
My son has recently started primary school. After two years of kindergarten, he was so excited to finally become a ‘big boy’ at school, and eagerly dons his uniform every morning. His teachers tell me he’s already made lots of friends, and I’m pleased to report that he seems to be one of the smartest …
Decorating my son’s room has been a challenge. I feel like if he was born twenty years ago it would have been so much easier. I could just decorate the room with stereotypical male things and then be done. It would be so easy for me to just stick up some dinosaur wallpaper and be …
I am exhausted waiting for the news and trying to be a good friend. I hope I can have a better update for you sometime soon, but I don’t think I will. It feels like time is passing by so slowly now whilst we wait for him to wake up. In the time he’s been …
Rylee had just kissed goodbye to millions of dollars, all because her client had to be a stupid Mechanist. As the crocodiles got to work on the German man, she shut the door and turned away. Hopefully, the crocs would get rid of any evidence, but she would have to check the room thoroughly. Hopefully, …
‘I still can’t believe you got me to come with you,’ Sasha hissed at her friend. A floorboard creaked beneath them and she jumped. Leah turned around, pointing her torch beaming in Sasha’s face. ‘Look, I told you… there’s something here that you need to see,’ she whispered back, her face pale. ‘Something that everybody …
‘Well? What do you think?’ Leon was pacing back and forth as Michael read and re-read the pages he had handed him. Michael sighed and folded his glasses, tucking them into the top pocket of his shirt. He tossed the paper onto his desk and leaned back in his chair, leather creaking. ‘I think you …
‘How high do you want it to go?’ I asked my son, picking him up and slinging him over my shoulders. I walked him over to the tree — giggling and slapping at my arms — so he could point to how high he wanted his treehouse to be. ‘Here!’ he cried out, pointing to …