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Hello! I'm Kara, a mid 30's mum of one, teacher by day and mummy by night. I would say I am more slummy mummy than yummy mummy but I live in hope of my fairy godmother casting her wand! I am also a sister, a daughter, a godmother, an auntie, a wife and hopefully a good friend! Having spent more time lately reading blogs than studying current affairs or indulging in "chick lit" I thought I'd give it a go so here I am! I have been married to Mr D for 12 years now and we have been together since I was 14!!! Miss D came along in 2009 and life changed for the better from that day. I work a 4 day week as a tutor in Childcare and Education (sounds far posher than it is!) and spend the other 3 days being the best mummy I can be to my adorable daughter. I *LOVE* shopping, chatting, card making, scrapbooking, cooking and reading. I want to share some of the random thoughts that I have and the craziness of my life with you. I hope you enjoy what you read and if you don't........well I gave it a go!!!

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Shopaholic in the making?

A think I thought today was that maybe my friends are right

Since Sophie Kinsella first published “ The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic”  my friends have likened me to the main character Becky Bloomwood.   When the latest in the series of books was published “mini shopaholic” Laughing to themselves these friends said “that will be you!” “no no no” I protested.

Well  it seems the friends are right and I was wrong. 


Miss D loves to shop!!! She has very definite opinions about what she likes and dislikes and asks to go to the shops even naming her favourites (currently Asda and Mark Spencer). While going into town with Mr D to get a secret present for moi she said in the car “oooooo this is where I come with my mummy” While out as a family Miss D will ask to get a coffee in Costa “we go coffee in Costa mummy?”

I think I have created a monster! We don’t even go shopping that often as I try to avoid taking the buggy into the city centre although I admit we often pop to Costa for a coffee with friends but surely this is learning social skills?????

I used to laugh that the first numbers Miss D would learn would be Daddy’s PIN number  but I am now getting worried this is going to be true. I don’t think Mr D could handle two shopaholics in the family (well his bank account couldn't!).

As long as her tastes stay reasonable i.e. high street I think we can work with this although I think lessons in you can’t always get what you want are next on the agenda!  

1 comment:

  1. Like mother like daughter, thankfully Missy HATES shops with a passion (so far!).x

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