Things im loving May 2014

Well another one of my challenges to myself with this blog was to post a Things im loving per month to remind me that there are a lot of things in life to be grateful for even if it is hard sometimes. Lately i have had a lot of challenging tasks thrown at me and staying positive hasnt always been easy but there are things i am grateful for and loving and they are listed below:

1. THIS BLOG

I feel like this little space is my world. Somewhere i can write what ever i want and not be judged. I can share my feelings and vent and have nobody disagreeing or telling me what i can or cant say. In society we so often are expected to behave a certain way. If i dont want to behave that way i dont have to on my blog. I can just be me. So for that i would like to give all my readers and my blog a virtual hug

2. My Make up table (which also featured in my "#100happydays" blog

It may only be my other halfs old desk but I got a little cosmetic mirror, im painting some decorations for the table to go either side of the top part of the desk, and Im making it my own little project. Im quite proud of how ive made our spare room look. Yes we would like to have another child, but theres no rush and so its now being used as my make-up room/scrapbooking area/other halfs office.

3. Soy Wax Melts

I love my lovely smelling things. Candles and soy wax melts and oils. But soy wax melts i think are by far my favorite. They come in so many different scents and you can reuse them in your burner. I am the type of person that loves my home to smell nice, but buying room plug ins i hate as they smell so synthetic. Especially in winter, we dont open the windows as much and i like the house to smell nice. Currently i have just bought Almond Icing and Toffee Ones on TRADEME i have added a link for New Zealanders incase you would like to purchase your own.

4. My Sons' Kindergarten

Mister 4 attends a awesome Kindy. Hes flourished in so many ways since first starting there shortly after he turned 4. He jumps off things, runs around, plays on bikes, attempts to write his name, learns about maori culture, the list is endless. He comes home and has usually polished off all his food in his lunch box which is a pirate one, and tells both myself and his Dad what he has done that day and how much fun it was. They have trips to the library, people coming to visit, a actual tree covered in Caterpillar Cocoons its a awesome experience for Ryan in our opinion.

Thanks for reading my post

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