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home work

i’m getting a little nest-y (read: obsessed) with finishing a few things off in our house, lately. when we first moved in about 8 months ago, i was getting VERY pregnant and didn’t have the time or energy to buy the bits and pieces i thought we needed.

finally!now, that i’m willing and able, i’m finally doing the small things to keep me happy – like today we made a trip to IKEA to get that 1 dining chair to complete our set (yay!), i also picked up a couple of metres of some cool fabric to cover J’s nursery chair which i’ve now stolen for our living room because it’s so cute!

i also found some cool wall stickers, which i’m itching to put up in our foyer but am still ummm-ing about painting the wall first… which brings me to another question

i think painting & wallpapering the walls is not an aussie thing? at least it’s not a tracey thing. i’ve never lived in a house with a painted (apart from the standard default paint job) or wallpapered wall. regan thinks that’s weird – he’s determined on painting his music room bright blue or green or yellow (he’s serious) and i’m just happy there’s a door on that room, lol.

shopping for mums & bubs

New mum Chontelle has opened a new message board for all who want to talk BABY STUFF!!! Come by and register if you want to talk shop with us 🙂

Even before I was pregnant, I was interested in the best baby gear and now that Jasper’s arrived I’m very much into buying well. There are some really amazing pieces for mum’s-to-be and babies like the Leander Cot, or the Coco baby lounger…

We can’t afford half the gorgeous stuff we find, but it’s always nice to look 😉

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tracey’s hot tip

no matter how many times you call a wrong number, it’s still a wrong number.

if you call it again in 5 minutes, it’s still most likely to be the wrong number.
if you call it again tomorrow, it’s still probably the wrong number.

and if you do call it again over the next few days, don’t swear into the phone and hang up. it’s not my ear’s fault you’ve called the wrong number, again. and again. and again.

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