When you join the Mummy Bloggers it's a literary ride
Twice-monthly we all club together for tea and virtual cake
To share our favourite blog posts as we snatch a quick tea break.
(In my effort to ensure that each contributor receives a link back to their homepage, as well as to their actual entry, I realised too late that it wasn't always clear which link was which. To get over this, the Carnival entry link is now prefaced with a *. Next time I'll just post a sodding list, instead of spending four hours trying to make things rhyme.)
Emily's Maternal Tales are always far from tame
She makes us laugh with this post where she asks *What's in a name?
Susanna is A Modern Mother who knows she'll never win
Men just simply can't *wash up - it's genetically programmed in.
*For the woman who has everything perhaps you'd like to know
About intimate protection, as Time Management Mum will show
Family Friendly Working bears a very useful post
On *flexible working; what to do and how to get the most
New Mummy shows the difference in her *beauty care routine
Now baby's here it's no mean feat just simply to stay clean
WHAM-BAM's Tasha works from home and juggles household chores
Her post asks for opinions on small children *mopping floors
Author Charlotte Moerman writes a blog for Raising Kids
Her post on *children's kisses is just sure to win your bids
Amy is our supermum with four kids under four
She shares a fond reflection on a *friend from days of yore
A change of look is ordered for a harassed Laura Driver
No botox or sharp scalpels though, a *makeover survivor
Cartside tries for five-a-day but never wins the war
Her kids resist the *healthy snacks and rarely ask for more
Mothership's an ex rock-chick who won't reveal her name
She makes *a grown man shed a tear yet still she hides from fame
Nixdminx shares a touching tale of something *lost and found
Leafleting the neighbours when the tortoise went to ground
Bureaucracy in Bosnia means Brits struggle for a visa
A *medical's not straight-forward and the process could be easier
Should men *sit down to take a wee, to keep the bathroom clean?
Raving Mary opens the debate which some find quite obscene
Our Divorcee from Dulwich mourns the *loss of her trim waist
When a trip to Boden's sale room leaves her breathing in, shame-faced
If you're off to Northern Ireland you'd do well to read *this list
Of top ten places on the coast that simply can't be missed
*Parental pay is tackled in this thought-provoking piece
By Noble Savage wondering if mat leave will increase
Rosie Scribble takes the time to have a *good old moan
On old men spitting, eating crisps, and skirts she'd never own.
Rebel Mother's diary details *Mother's Day from hell
I hope things have improved since then - it's difficult to tell
I feel for lovely Ella, and her very poorly son
She gives some *tips on eating which apply to everyone
Tara's Sticky Fingers are a regular delight
These *comments from her son will make you hug your children tight
And finally a charming blog which merits your attention
Submit your *children's letters for a great world wide web mention
I trust that you've enjoyed this stroll through Mummy blogging sites
Perhaps you'd like to join us for the next list of delights?
The 28th of April sees us round at Mothership's
So e-mail her at .... oh for heaven's sake, how on earth am I supposed to make that scan? Look, send a link to your best post to info (at) motherhoodthefinalfrontier (dot) com.
See you there ;)
15 comments:
wow so many posts this time will enjoy reading these x
A very entertaining tea break with choccie biscuits for me. So many great posts.
And I love the rhymes. It must have taken you forever!
You do like to make things difficult for yourself, don't you?! Very nice rhymes. And, oh dear, yet more to add to my blogroll; how will I ever keep up.
Thanks for this.
The rhymes are great, where do you find the time?!
I love the rhymes - and the links - thanks so much!
Now... how to occupy my children so that I have the time to read through all these?
Four hours well spent I'd say - really made me laugh!
Some good posts here to, I'll have to keep popping back to read them all...x
Very creative. Thanks for putting this together.
Ooh what a list of goodies for me. Well done for putting it all together. And for making me laugh in the process with your rhyming. x
Fabulous display - love the rhyming and really looking forward to reading all of these posts. Only anxiety is that you've set the bar TOO HIGH for the next carnival over at mine. Uh oh. We'll just have to accept that this was the zenith of all carnival posts ;)
M xo
Great rhymes - very impressed with the time they must have taken!
I've enjoyed reading all these posts today.
So sorry I didn't send you anything on time (I think this may be the first one I've missed); these Easter holidays have completely messed up my dates. Oh, all right. The chocolate overload is what's done the damage...
Will enjoy reading everyone else's though!
thank you for posting mine and i love the rhymes! x x
Ah, having finally worked out how to post a comment after a tortuous meander through the rabbit warren of Google password requests - a far less pleasant experience that strolling through the mummy blogs I can assure - I just wanted to post a "wow" and "gulp" and "well done" for your poetic prowess MTJAM. It must've taken yonks and lots of strong coffee besides to come up with all of these. Well done Emily and thanks for assembling some great posts. Cx
You are amazing, I love how you did this. Sorry I missed submitting for this one but having moved I only got back online yesterday. Looking forward to some fab reads. :D
Thanks for the tea and cake and some great reads!
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