Before children, Hubby and I visited some beautiful foreign lands, together and apart. As a family, we have only had the opportunity to travel abroad once but we hope to do it more in the future with our travel kiddies by our sides.
How do you book your holidays?? Do you still trudge down the high street to your local travel agents and flick through their brochures? Do you trawl Teletext in search of the perfect break? (Do people even still use Teletext???) or do you search all the holiday sites online to find yourself the holiday of … Read more
Oh I remember the days before children when my mind worked a treat, I would happily write on my CV that I was ‘organised’ and a ‘good time-keeper’. I would plan days/weeks ahead, I would do all of my shopping for birthdays and Christmas months in advance so that I wasn’t rushing around at the … Read more
Athens is a lively, magnificent city with a rich history to explore. Athens is the largest city in Greece and is one of the world’s oldest cities. It was named after the goddess Athena. If you love history and sightseeing then you will fall in love with Athens, many describe it as the historical capital … Read more
A few weeks ago I was looking through an old school friend’s photographs of her weekend trip to Disney, she and her husband had arranged the trip as a surprise for their little girl and I remember asking what her little girl’s reaction had been when she found out where she was going, the one … Read more
For many families, a trip to Orlando really is that “trip of a lifetime” which you might only do once so you want to make sure that you do it right. With this in mind, the brains behind Visit Orlando have created a Holiday Planning Tool
The recipe for a delightful babymoon that will imbue you with a sense of placidity requires a few simple components; these are sun, rest, a little luxury and a lot of pampering. With the essential ingredients noted, where to go with your bump? The answer is the Indian Ocean; renowned for its faultless beauty, idyllic … Read more
Suzie Saw is an independent writer who loves wandering, being outdoors, gazing at maps (especially railway maps), & looking forward to her next expedition. In my role as PANK (Professional Aunt, No Kids), I’ve increasingly found myself taking on the “organise-y” side of group outings and holidays with my friends and their kids. We all … Read more