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Remember the Mystery Paper Sculptor…?
If you’re a resident of Edinburgh, or just a fan of mysteries, you’ve probably heard of the Mystery Paper Sculptor. An anonymous artist left beautiful, delicate sculptures in various arts venues around Edinburgh. It has been written about extensively in the … Continue reading
Posted in Creative, Scotland
Tagged art, Community, Edinburgh, Ian Rankin, mystery paper sculptor, mystery paper sculptures, mystery sculptor
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The One Where Mummy Goes to Nursery
I’ve been feeling a bit guilty recently about not being more involved with DorkySon’s nursery. Because he only goes two mornings a week, he misses quite a lot of their big events. We did make it along to watch his … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends
Tagged child development, childcare, Community, daycare, nursery, parenting, relationships
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My Edinburgh Guide: D – G
So yesterday I posted the first installment of my guide to Edinburgh, covering A-C, along with an explanation of why I’m doing it. Today I’m posting Part 2, letters D-G. Again, if you want to post any thoughts and suggestions, … Continue reading
Settling In: a Butcher, a big pink slide and Benny plays the Blues
We’ve been in our new place just over a week now, and it’s starting to really take shape. DorkyDad spent much of the weekend putting pictures up – how could we not feel at home with Benny the Blues Harmonica … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends
Tagged children, Community, Hertfordshire, home, libraries, library, moving house, neighbourhood, new house, parenting, settling in, toddlers
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The Fight for the Forest
Unless you’ve been wrapped up in your own wee world, (which is entirely possible for the numerous journalists, performers and visitors who are in Edinburgh during the Fringe), you’ve probably heard the news about the Forest Café. In October last … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Creative, Scotland
Tagged activism, arts, campaign, Community, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival, Forest, Forest Cafe, Forest Fringe, PWC, Save the Forest
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Live In The Now: June
Wow. I’m amazed that it has been a whole month since I put up my first Live In The Now post. For those that missed my May ramblings, the premise is that you try and take a monthly snapshot of … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends, Memes & Linkys
Tagged blogging, children, Community, kids, live in the now, media, online communities, online media, parenting, red shoes, social networking, tantrums, terrible twos, toddlers
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Bye Bye Beatbloggers?
I was hugely disappointed to see the news yesterday that the Guardian Edinburgh blog is coming to an end. The two beatbloggers, Tom Allan and Michael Macleod had done a great job with the blog, and for many people in … Continue reading
Posted in Modern Living, Scotland
Tagged blogging, citizen journalism, Community, Edinburgh, Guardian, Guardian Cardiff, Guardian Edinburgh, Guardian Leeds, Guardian Local, journalism, media, online
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