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Bloggin' Fidelity
posted by Emma on December 30, 2008 09:48 PM
I can't bear the lies any more. I have to tell you something. I've been two timing you. Yes, I've been writing another blog for a few months - since Ro was born. Can you forgive me? Can we ever feel the same way about each other again? I can only say sorry, so many times.
It's not a proper blog, though, really - it's just my journal of all things Ro (with the occasional comment of what it's like working from home with a baby as I currently do, which I thought might be interesting) before he suddenly hits 18 and I've forgotten how he grew up, so don't bother visiting unless you can stomach All Baby Photos, All The Time. But if you want to see some First Xmas photos, go here.
I'm sorry. It's me, not you. Can we still be friends?
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You are allowed to have as many secret blogs as you like, but that one is really lovely.
I was ready that you have been typesetting a four-colour book -- I trust you will let us all know when the book in question is out.
Posted by: pierre l on December 31, 2008 12:12 AM
I have just spent a very pleasant half hour reading and watching that, when I should really have been writing a book. I don't know how you get anything done with such a glorious distraction.
Posted by: Sarah Stovell on January 1, 2009 05:03 PM
Cute! And will be a great reord for you as mon ths go on - they chage so fast. Everyone tells you that but it still took me by surprise. I am interested in the work from home bit, as I am a wfhm too. I found it really hard to work while my daughter was in the house though. I managed little more than email answering until my wonderful Mum started taking her for two days a week. You're doing a grand job by the looks of things.
Posted by: Catherine on January 5, 2009 10:51 AM