If you’ve never heard of a vision board then they are a place to put what you want in your life somewhere you can see them. It used to be the bedroom wall with posters when you were younger. Or … Continued
This December I have been looking at a couple of countries and the traditions they have for Christmas. This is because we want to find the ones that suit us the best and take them with us when we move … Continued
I am SAD and I am confused about my SAD. In fact, I am feeling very discombobulated at the moment. This time of year is always a struggle yet this has been more of a struggle than usual. Unlike normal … Continued
Another year, another birthday. Some people struggle with birthdays, especially as they get older, because of the implications regarding having, or not having, children. So here is some reflection on Birthdays as part of my reflections on the past year. … Continued
Laughter. There’s not been a huge about of it ringing around “Chez Fletcher” recently. As I briefly mentioned in “You can never have enough Flamingos” the last few weeks have been tough. Any laughter has been of the “OMG I can’t … Continued
Although Andrew and I are less than six months into living a Canbace Life we have seen so many changes in that time. We no longer feel the weight of being childLESS crushing down on our hearts: instead we greet … Continued
This week flamingos have come to the rescue again this week. Last week I was on a real high. Andrew and I were extremely busy with the last-minute tasks associated with publishing the magazine. However, despite the amount of work … Continued
TRIGGER WARNING: The thoughts expresses in the videos about the innocent comments that hurt may be upsetting. If you are feeling vulnerable please watch which caution. These videos were recorded just prior to WCW2017. They were part of my blog … Continued
I am sorry for the late publishing of this blog about Endometriosis. I’ve spent most of the day thinking it was Monday and that I had another day to put this finishing touches before publishing. Rather a shock to the … Continued