Hello! And welcome to Good Reads December 2014- the last for 2014.
So this is it- in a week it will all be over, we’ll be pushing towards 2015 and before you know it we’ll be thrust blinking into the daylight of 2015 and wondering how the school holidays disappeared so quickly!
I’ll tell you where it went- you got stuck reading this festive Smörgåsbord of fabulous posts from here, there and everywhere on the fantabulous World Wide Web. So snuggle down, switch on your fairy lights, and wrap your peepers around these.
First up : About That Kid from Miss NightMutters.
Business Insider tells us relationships rely on 2 traits.
Bristol Betty observes there was an old lady.
Washington Post gives practical advice: when kids have too much stuff.
Head in Books writes Dear School.
Bug Bird Bee talks People Favouriting Tweets.
Crafts on Sea lists the 17 best things to donate to a Food Bank.
Daily Life Au offers the best ice-breakers when talking to girls. Shared by A Mighty Girl.
Sarah Mae suggest Maybe Your Two Year Old Just Needs You.
Merrily Me is incensed by Casual Racism in Journalism.
Janet Lansbury shares 3 Powerful Messages Parents Don’t Intend to Send.
Blue Skye Thinking tells you What To Say To Someone Who Has Lost a Child.
Red Ted Art shared DIY Doyenne’s post Why I Won’t Work for Publicity.
Cat’s Yellow Days’ shared The Telegraphs List of Britain’s Silliest Place Names.
Kip Hakes demonstrates the Facebook Real Name issue.
Not Another Mummy Blog tells you how to be a successful blogger.
Today shares a touching letter a father wrote to a girl who was not his daughter.
The Independent asks why boys get the best train sets.
Glow in the Woods points out the Unrecognised Life.
Life as a Widower’s life was changed by Dangerous Driving.
Merely Mothers lists ten things you probably don’t want to know about Military Mothers.
Women With Worth have an open letter to my daughter’s stepmom.
Here We Are Together begs Please Don’t Stop inviting Us.
That should keep you going into the New Year, I hope. I’ll meet you at the coffee shop after the first school run back, yes?
About Kelly Innes
Kelly is the face behind the vintage silhouette at Domestic Goddesque. She eats too much cookie dough to have a waist that small. She is a thirty-something Mother of two absurdly photogenic little girls, is married her beloved DH and endures daily battles-of-will with the dog she refers to as the Wonder Hound. She likes to avoid housework as much as possible, preferring to bake, craft and drink cocktails. Sorry, did I say cocktails? I meant coffee. And nap. She likes to nap too. When not blogging, you can find her haunting Facebook for interesting snippets of gossip, or throwing her wit around the twittersphere. (She may have made that last bit up too: she's not that funny.)
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