by admin.maria | Feb 20, 2018 | Education, Family Recreation, Lifestyle, London
Nahdia from Nahdz Adventures posted a meet up at the Ragged School Museum, over the school half-term. What an awesome location, right?! We had never been to the museum before. The kids and I were excited to see what activities would be offered and I was looking...
by admin.maria | Jan 14, 2018 | Expat, Family Recreation, Festivals, Lifestyle, Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago
One of the frustrating things about expat life is; when something exciting happens back home you miss out. Sometimes it feels you are forever on the outside looking in, looking at events happening at home from a far, an never being totally at home in your adoptive...
by admin.maria | Jan 2, 2018 | Christmas, Family Holidays, Family Recreation, Family Traditions, Lifestyle, Staycation
In a previous post on coping with Christmas and an expat, I mentioned getting away from the madness of the season. We tend to take a family break over the Christmas holiday. It’s our tradition, now. We love going to places with wide open spaces and give the...
by admin.maria | Nov 12, 2017 | Child Development, Family Recreation, Lifestyle
During October half-term week, The Tiger Tales was booked to visit Kidtropolis. Then, Hubby and Angelo fell ill. In the end Valentina and I went together. If you didn’t know, Kidtropolis is an annual kids show held at London Excel. At the event there were live shows,...
by admin.maria | Oct 10, 2017 | Family Recreation, Lifestyle, London
Looking for something to keep kids entertained this school half-term? Look no further… Kidtropolis, the UK’s best children’s event is back, bigger and better than ever before. The event will be at ExCeL London during October from Monday 23rd October – Thursday...
by admin.maria | Oct 3, 2017 | Family Recreation, Lifestyle
After a successful family visit to Hyper Japan on my birthday last year, I knew we could not miss their summer festival. We rocked up for 10 am on Saturday 15th July to the festival. The car park was already packed out. Patrons had begun to get creative in their...
