Some weeks ago I hadn’t been feeling great for some time and (if you’re a regular reader) you’ll know the word – smallerise.

I was just doing a colour sheet and it said something that made me stop and think. “Choose the bloom that makes you blossom.

One of my greatest weaknesses is giving into people that I put on a pedestal and begin to believe that what they say is right.

They lie in fields of the unknown dead, All a brother, sister, wife, husband or friend, But they simply don’t each walk back home, And are mourned with every bated breath.

I was just reading something that spoke to me about creating things and the conclusion of it all was that she created because it was life to her.

What on earth would I do If the world was open to me? Would I move to the seaside And hear the roar of the ocean?

Maisie has always been unusual. She was sold to us as a cavachon but everyone things she is a Miniature Poodle.

I’ve been thinking about things that people leave behind - generally the terms of which are encapsulated in a will or other type of documentation.

Hello everyone, Anika here. I just want to apologize for the second one being so much later than a week. Mentally, I was not in a good place.

I was watching some kids programmes with Johnathan - well more than I was comfortable with, but it wasn’t MY pleasure that was the consideration, but his. He has had a hard week.

I’ve just been watching a programme on the television where a group pf people came in and built a sensory garden for a particular family.

And finding them as well, actually. It is really easy for ANY child to lose things, but it’s easier generally speaking for children on the spectrum to lose things.

Did you ever play hide and seek when you were a child? I used to like it very much and played it quite a bit when with friends.

Did you ever play hide and seek when you were a child? I used to like it very much and played it quite a bit when with friends.

Well today is his birthday and it has been a great day. To see him develop and change through the years we have been together has been extraordinary.

Anyone who has a chronic condition tends to be on medication and/or using a form of walking aid - moving from sticks, to crutches.

I know you have realised by now that I ponder on things before I write them.

I wasn’t quite sure what to call this, to be honest with you. First, I want to start with thoughts about my seizure and afterwards and the long term effects you probably have no idea of, if you haven’t faced it or learned about it.

Do you ever watch cooking shows? I love watching them, but the thing I enjoy the most is when it’s a competition and the contestants help each other when they are stuck.

Yes, I know I don’t often talk about them, but actually, I do enjoy watching some of the events. Anything with horses, gymnastics in all its forms, and ice skating.