(Photo source: flickr – szeretlek) I came across a number of articles regarding a new study, published in the July/August issue of Child Development. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Massachusetts. They looked at group of 50 children, who were aged from 1 to 3 years. In this research, children came [...]
CONTINUE READINGThis week Mr Infrastructure kindly took a week’s holiday leave, so he could stay home and allow me time on projects that I needed to work on. The Role Reversal Experiment has been an interesting insight for both of us. We agreed that I would work a similar schedule to Mr I’s hours. We have [...]
CONTINUE READINGChristmas Planning In July – Making Handmade Fabric Notebooks
by PlanningQueen on July 23, 2008 in PlanningEarlier this month I got together with a talented and craft friend to make the first batch of hand made Christmas Presents for the year. Our first get together in July was a planning meeting. For my crafty friend, this was very kind of her to indulge by planning nerdiness as she is a far [...]
CONTINUE READINGHave you ever been to Aussie Bloggers? You don’t have to be an Aussie to enjoy this place. This week is a very exciting week at Aussie Bloggers as it turns six months old and to celebrate they have given a present to the blogosphere – A Lazy Blogger Blog Post Generator. It is a [...]
CONTINUE READINGWhen trying to reorganise files from back ups onto my new computer, I came across a document that I created a number of years ago which outlines some guiding principles that I had collated. These were principles that I felt should make family life happier and contain less conflict. It is funny how the timing [...]
CONTINUE READING(Photo Source: flickr – jslander) When I planned the menu for the family this week, I had to do so with a different cook in mind. Mr Infrastructure and I are doing something of a role swap this week. The aim of this for me to do some long term planning, complete the preseason for [...]











