Although I was born just outside of London and I have a lot of family still living there, I confess I haven’t been back to visit for far too long. Days out in London with the kids can be action-packed but the capital has a lot to offer so it's good to plan ahead and come up with a rough itinerary so I spoke with my cousin on what they recommended visiting to ideally keep everyone happy. This is what she recommended... ... VIEW POST

Your last decade saw many emotional changes in you but you got through it didn’t you. In this decade you start of striving to earn a living for your children in the rat race called life and work out what it is you really want to do with your life. ... VIEW POST

Family Christmas: how do you feel about it?   I know it's too early to bring this up, but that chill is in the air and we all know it's coming. While many people cherish their family Christmas as a peaceful time to catch up with parents and relatives, at my house as my children always spend Christmas with their father and his family. We never got into your turn, my turn thing. Instead we asked where they wanted to spend Christmas. ... VIEW POST

Get ready for a busy decade as you don’t half pack it all in in your 20’s. The first half you will concentrate your time on your work and sewing in the evenings to make ends meet. You may have laughed when your mum said that sewing was a profession you could always fall back on in hard times and she was right. Midway through this decade of your life you meet someone and not long after ... VIEW POST

Your first ten years were fun weren’t they? Now to knuckle down and get your exams done, trust me you need to study more. You leave school at 16 with not the worse grades but you could have done better. You’re a bit away with the fairies at times; consequently you don’t know what you want to do for a career. You did have you heart set on being a dog handler in the police force but a police man laughed at you when you mentioned it in one of the carers talks and being the shy type you take it to ... VIEW POST

Hello Me and welcome to the world. You’re going to see a lot happen in the next 10 years. If you bought a house in the year you were born you would only have to fork out £5,632. Doesn’t sound much does it, but then I doubt your mum and dad was hardly racking it in. It’s all relative. By the time you celebrate your 10th birthday house prices will have raised to £24,188. ... VIEW POST