Category: Monthly Musing

A partly-knitted striped sock in shades of blue, brown and mustard on a train table next to the ball of yarn and a mobile phone in a pink case

Monthly Musing – October 2019 – Only the lonely

A recent train journey to London coincided with World Mental Health Day, which I knew nothing about until the train manager announced that every drink bought at the buffet car would be matched by...

Monthly Musing – September 2019 – Finding the “why”

I’ve got a spare few minutes and I’m scrolling through Instagram on my phone. Every other post is an advert, the current theme of which seem to be about “finding my niche”, “my purpose”...

Monthly Musing – August 2019 – Late summer

I’m watching the house martins on the electricity wires by our house. They visit every year, at first just one or two, and by the end of the summer there is a whole flock...

Monthly Musing – July 2019 – Circle of life

There’s nothing like a funeral to bring a bit of perspective to life, is there? One day you’re grumbling about the heat and whether small daughter is going to any tidying up at all...

Monthly Musing – June 2019 – Good intentions

I’ve been going to a new yoga class with big daughter. It’s run by one of the teachers whom big daughter has got to know through her university yoga society, and having been to...

The sun is shining through a tree onto a garden filled with greenery. The Winwick Mum logo is in the bottom right hand corner.

Monthly Musing – May 2019 – Words

“This is how I have heard what you’ve just said, did you mean it to sound like that?” One of the conversations that we have had more than once with both our girls as...