On Grief (or “When Does This Ever Stop Hurting?”)
Left: my mum and I making cookies 1983. Right: keeping the tradition going with my girlie, 2012. So Caleb (my 8-year-old) came and saw my...
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Jenny Wynter Blog
May 28, 20123 min read
The Power of “Me Too” (Or “An Oprah-esque post on depression. Pass the fairy-floss
Jackie Goldston, Editor of Kids on the Coast (not the person of whom I speak, below!) and moi. Last Friday I had the great privilege of...
May 10, 20122 min read
Links of the Week (or WHAT? You mean there’s more to cyberspace than just me?!)
Just for the sake of being honest, I should let you know I’ve been clambering through a rather thick fog of depression lately. No real...
Nov 25, 20112 min read
Breaking the Bad Habit of Setting the Bar Too High.
Image courtesy of Parada Creations. I am pretty much in love with her entire catalogue. Before you read on, know upfront that I have no...
Nov 8, 20112 min read
Doing Stuff You Love Even When It Hurts
*Image courtesy of TerraBlueArt I am in the midst of an epic transition at the moment, specifically in terms of looking after my health....
Jun 21, 20111 min read
The Good, the Bad and the Good (and the Bad)
THE GOOD: Loving my iPhone. Just worked out how to upload pics to twitter. This excites me. I am excitable by simple things. THE BAD: ...
Jun 14, 20111 min read
5 Ways I’m Spending My Days at the Mo…
1. Toddler wrangling. The more I do it, the more I realise that their cuteness is really just a self-defence mechanism. 2. Rehearsing my...
Dec 14, 20104 min read
2010: The Year In Gloriously Navel-Gazing Review
1. What was your New Years Resolution and did you keep it? I can’t even remember so I’m gonna go with “no.” 2. Did anyone close to you...
Oct 27, 20102 min read
Woodford Folk Festival and other tantalising updates
Snapped this on a train in the Big Apple. LOVE that tatt! Tempted to get one of the Brissie skyline but somehow it Quickie update: 1. I...
Oct 23, 20102 min read
The Black Dog – or as I like to call it – “The Brownish Prairie Dog”
"The Black Dog" just sounds sad. At least this alternative has a chance of making you laugh at yourself. (Incidentally, this is pretty...
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