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- An English stay at home wife and mother currently living in Denmark for a year or three whilst my husband works on a project over here... This blog will cover our daily lives and experiences in a foreign land..
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KÆRLIGHED UDEN GRÆNSER - LOVE WITHOUT BORDERS - It's not very often that I find myself so incensed by something that I can barely put together a coherent sentence about it. So I won't. I will just say ...
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Double Up on Lemony Goodness - *Taps mic* So nice to see you again! Admittedly, it's a bit rich to celebrate the anniversary of a blog you hardly update, but 5 years is 5 years all the ...
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italian food - stupidly i never liked italian food. sure, i have always loved pizza (who doesn't?) and enjoyed the frozen lasagne my mom left for my brother and i to e...
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No-Bake Creme Egg Easter Cheesecake - A simple to make, no bake Creme Egg Easter Cheesecake, made with creamy Italian mascarpone cheese and gooey Cadbury’s Creme Eggs. Easter is a great opp...
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Silent Sunday - For more great Silent Sunday posts pop yourself over to Love All Blogs... [image: Silent Sunday]
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The Guiding Promise and Laws since the beginning - This is an extract from a Guiding training resource: *"In 1908 Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting and Guiding, had strong beliefs and conviction...
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Autumn Adventures: Top 10 UK Attractions for October Half Term - October half term is the perfect opportunity to embark on family adventures and explore the rich cultural and natural heritage of the United Kingdom. From ...
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Pterodactyl update - On silent prehistoric wings, he swooped past the moon and flitted between stars. Owls watched him with bemusement. Bats scattered in terror. Pterodactylus ...
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Creative Ways to Use Your Deck for Family-Friendly Fun - Your deck is an extension of your living space. When conditions are just right, it can be your favourite place to spend time. If you’re looking for a way...
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'Mum's Gone To' is moving - I always said that when Rory left for university I would probably update my blog. Until that date I didn't think it was worth buying my own domain name as,...
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The Tap-Dancing Pigeon of Covent Garden - Children’s Book Review - I instantly liked the title of this children’s book by Serena Hassan. As a child many hours were spent chasing and feeding pigeons in London. My great un...
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Very clever - both photo and model.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! I love street performers...this one looks quite fun :)
ReplyDeleteWhat?? Is that a busker?
ReplyDeleteThat is terrific! Had me peering with my nose right up against the screen!
ReplyDeleteThat is fab!
ReplyDeleteoh wow! thats cool!
ReplyDeleteWow...how unusual! That would make me stop and look!
ReplyDeleteThats fab!! I am intrigued! where was it?
ReplyDeleteClever stuff. I like that. :)
ReplyDeleteCreepy ... did you give him money for the shot?
ReplyDelete@Erica - Thank you! :)
ReplyDelete@thingsandstuff - thanks, I certainly haven't seen one like him before!
@Frankie, well I really hope he was and isn't actually like this in real life!! :)
@Christinemoseler - thank you! I am wondering whether he walks home like this too!
@Writingsramblingsandreviews - thank you!
@Sarahmumofthree - he had a big gathering of screeching kids, who all thought he was scary/cool as well!
@Dingodingo - thank you! He was certainly different!
@Mummymummymum - it was on one of the main shopping streets in Copenhagen!
@HimUpNorth - thanks! :)
@ Miss Buckle - I was on a photography walk and was actually taking pictures of a fruit stall, I just turned around and there he was. No I didn't, but now I feel terribly guilty so will chuck a coin in when I am on that road next week (he is usually there!)... :)
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If I had walked past that I'd have done a double take!
ReplyDelete@Kizzy, very clever isn't he/she!? :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That made me look twice!
ReplyDeleteThat's great. Our village has a scarecrow festival every year and we have similar things hanging around.
ReplyDeleteHas he lost his head? Great shot
ReplyDelete@Herding Cats - Me too! :)
ReplyDelete@Laura Chora, that sounds great! Any Wurzle Gummidges though? I was always a little scared of him!
@Donna@MummyCentral - I believe he has :)
Great picture :)
ReplyDeleteOut of sight!
ReplyDeleteAmazing picture! x
ReplyDeleteOooh, very cool - there's a similar guy on the southbank in London - totally fascinating!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh thats very freaking - clever thought. Makes a great silent sunday
ReplyDeleteScared me at first!!
ReplyDelete@Clairejustine - thank you :)
ReplyDelete@brokenbiro - totally man!
@notyetayummymummy - thank you :)
@missleslieanne - oooh, I used to walk back from work to Waterloo that way, I miss that walk! :)
@helloitsgemma - thanks very much, isn't he ever so slightly freaky?!
@Baby genie - me too, certainly made me look!
That's a little bit freaky but also so cool!
ReplyDeleteVery clever and great pic for Silent Sunday - I love these kind of things :)
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