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Sorry for that blip back there, sorry for those last couple of posts but you’ll be pleased to know that things have got back on more of an even keel over here at Muddling Towers. I think it may have been the shock of coming face to face with my own mortality for the . . . → Read More: Thank you – normal service has resumed 
Sorry – winge alert.
I’m sick of being capable, of coping, of being self reliant.
I realise that this is a problem of my own making but you know what yah boo sucks!
You know what, I want looking after. I want a knight in shining armour to come and rescue . . . → Read More: I need a hero…
You know what, you lot were right. Getting away from it all has done wonders for the old mojo. Mr Muddling and I have had a lovely couple of days away from the girls and its been bliss. We have eaten, drunk, slept and been pampered freed from the proximity of our two . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – time out works wonders
I seem to remember in the dim past that this mojo recovery programme was going to encompass more than just angst about the dire state of my marriage – not to say that isn’t a work in progress but thought I probably ought to mention I’m trying to be proactive in other areas. . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – losing the mummy tummy
Oh dear. The things you say to each other that just sit around gathering dust and causing problems. Mr sent another seismic shock through the marriage bit of our life Chez Muddling. To clarify, we’d sort of got ourselves to a place where I was happy that our family life was good. In . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – checking back in?
In an ideal world, you shouldn’t bottle things up but have a calm, continuous ongoing and open discussion with your life partner about your relationship. Which would be lovely if totally unlikely to happen if you’re both shattered from juggling work and babies, working on slightly different time zones so you can manage . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – finally facing up to where we are
It’s been rather hard to update my mojo recovery story because not much has happened. My pelvic floor is making terribly slow progress. But it is progress and I haven’t had more than an accident a day in the last few weeks. At least I suppose smelling of wee makes a change to . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – let’s talk about sex… If anyone had even hinted at the events of my last physio appointment before we started trying to have babies then there is a very big chance that I would have changed my mind about having babies and instead focused on fabulous shoes and exotic holidays. As you may have read in my earlier . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – lady bits & a laptop If anyone had even hinted at the events of my last physio appointment before we started trying to have babies then there is a very big chance that I would have changed my mind about having babies and instead focused on fabulous shoes and exotic holidays. As you may have read in my earlier . . . → Read More: Getting my mojo back – lady bits & a laptop  |
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