That Aren’t Right
byAccording to the news this morning, kids aren’t as smart as they used to be.
That Aren’t Right
Awesomesauce
byMe, Myself and I cook up our family’s quick and easy Fried Rice Recipe with leftover chicken. Thanks to Fountain Sauces for supporting our family and sponsoring this post.
Gimme Five!
byThere’s nothing like cramming five kids into two bedrooms to make our bus seem roomy.
Where Don’t Babies Come From
byMy youngest has realised something it took me years to understand – kids are basically little $hits.
Pffts & Giggles
byThe bus is sitting quietly in from of Tracey’s parents’ place. The kids, not so much.
Magnetic Attraction
byIs it just us, or do fridge magnets have a huge role to play in the smooth running of most families? This is a sponsored post for Kodak Moments (and includes an awesome unique offer for everyone). Love working with you guys!
Sitting, Waiting, Wishing
byI thought back to school was going to be super easy this year…
Back To School
byThis is the time of year you want to be a fly on the wall at our place. Not so you can watch the mayhem, but so you can stay the hell out of Tracey’s way.
Thank you to Aldi for supporting our family and sponsoring this post.
On The Road Again
byI don’t think I’ve ever seen my twelve year old son as incensed as he was this afternoon.
The Paronella Curse
byI’m not saying I’m supersticious, but I think we’ve finally worked out why we’re having so much trouble with our bus, Kenny.
The Misadventures of Puddleduck
byWe have a problem and her codename is Puddleduck.
What a Nightmare!
byThe best part of living on the bus with the kids has been listening in to their conversations – it’s an eye opener.
Fresh As a Daisy
byI wrote this post on the 19th of December in Yeppoon, and we are still using this product. Tracey has tossed out all the others. They are goneskies. We’re genuine converts.
Thank you to Australian Natural Pyrethrins® for supporting our family and sponsoring this post.
We Put The Brakes On Our Trip
bySome things just aren’t meant to be.
Hooked
byTwo things quickly became obvious on our last full day in Wonga Beach. Firstly, we need to avoid Sunday markets like they’re flooded causeways because you don’t know how big the money pit under the dreamy casual surface is until you step in, and secondly…