I’m a 30+ mum of 2 beautiful children, Wren and Mr Bump.

WonderHubby lives with us too, because we need someone to do the cooking and cleaning. ~And he gives seriously great hugs!

We all live together in the UpsideDownHouse, so called because of the way it reminds visitors of several upturned boxes of furniture, toys, books and other junk. Minus the boxes.
Plus, being in Australia, we are upside~down to most of the world.

Over the past few years the kidz and I have made a huge collection of craft projects. Some of them were ideas that they came up with, of which they are particularly proud.

WonderHubby and I have been together for 11 years and married for 9 of them on the 15th May this year. I love the way our relationship has weathered the storms that life has blown our way, and that we’re stronger now than ever before.

I’ve mentioned my health in one or two posts. I’ve had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome for just on 20 years now, and it’s a major issue in my life. ~Although thankfully it’s ‘only’ lifestyle-threatening, not life-threatening stuff.

I have good days and bad, like anyone else. It’s just that my good days mean I can do the school run & groceries, and my bad days mean I sleep, or just bitch & cry.

I have never been a morning person, but with CFS my body clock has been ridiculously distended and extorted. ~Or was the extended and distorted? Never mind.

That’s life. We all have something to deal with in our lives. I couldn’t deal with my something without the support of my loving WonderHubby and my mother. I’m lucky, because they accept and love me just the way I am. ~ I really wasn’t joking about the cooking and cleaning…

Kidzarama is my one and only blog, because I believe in focusing 100% on something and putting all I have into it. I have always loved writing and feel that I have finally found my medium.

I’m very friendly and hardly ever bite, so if there’s something you want to discuss or just run by me, feel free to email me at craft AT kidzarama dot com.

I’ll get back to you as soon as I can manage to get out of bed.