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Rooster's Roll Top Welded Dry Bag is perfect for bringing wet clothing home

Rooster’s Roll Top Welded Dry Bag is perfect for bringing wet clothing home

Posted on by Jupiter

[Ad- gifted product] If you follow Dann or I on Instagram or Twitter, you will know we basically live in the water. We go to our local swimming pool at least once a week and venture further to the ocean nearby often, taking loads of trips. We have basically got going to the swimming pool or beach down to a science – complete with different fun toys for the children, changes of clothing, and towel robes to keep people dry. However, one thing we did struggle with until recently was backpacks that held all of our wet and often sandy water supplies on the way back.

Roosters wet dry bag

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Harley Hound and Red Spotted Ned | Children's book review

Harley Hound and Red Spotted Ned | Children’s book review

Posted on by Jupiter

[Ad- gifted product] When it comes to childrens books, our household collects them! Every single night before bed, one of the three children pick out a story book and we all read together. Reading is a key part of our day, and we always are on the look out for new books to add to our collection, so we were delighted to hear about the two new books by Chris Jones, called Harley Hound and Red Spotted Ned. These two children’s books are slightly different from the books we have had in the past in our collection, which really stands out to us! But first, let’s talk a bit about the author.

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A Day Out at IWM Churchill War Rooms

A Day Out at IWM Churchill War Rooms

Posted on by Dann Sullivan

[Ad- gifted experience] As he gets older, Kai is getting more and more interested in history, but perhaps most specifically in areas that his schooling have touched on; WWII, the Tudors and Anglo-Saxon Britain. As such we’ve taken him along to a ringwork and bailey fortification, manor houses and museums over the years, but a great opportunity presented itself in the form of visiting the Churchill War Rooms recently, and so we headed over.

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The Bear Can Read Koala Box for July | Review

The Bear Can Read Koala Box for July | Review

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Despite summer being in full swing, we have been aiming at keeping our learning up in the Hadley-Sullivan house hold! Even though we have been taking many trips out and going on holiday, there has still been time for reading and learning. Robin has continued to enjoy her The Bear Can Read Koala Box. This month included a lot of information about a Bear Picnic, though we haven’t been able to organise a picnic with teddies due to how busy we have been, we had spent time going through the worksheets and reading the book in this month’s box.

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5 Upgrades to make your home more eco-friendly

5 Upgrades to make your home more eco-friendly

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We live in a time when the fate of the world around us is often talked about and wondered about. It’s clear that there are some things we can do, on our own, to make the world last a little longer. Though, most of the faults are to corporations who make big decisions that seem to really damage our world, we can attempt to make our day to day lives more eco friendly and decrease our impact on the planet in our own way. Today, we are going to look at some upgrades that can be made, in order to make your home more eco-friendly. Eco friendly options often also help save money, so that’s always a plus too!

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