I’m back to my playground workouts

I’ve dipped into this over the years with varying degrees of success. sometimes it’s just me working out. Other times the kids get involved. These days, as my older boys are not of park ages, my girls still enjoy the park and generally play independently. It gives me

Make time

True story. It turns out, sometimes, it takes time to make time.

The art of the bug

We took a few days off to go to Wales this week and the only thing I can think of to draw in the sand is our friend, Bug. For those who are less aware, Bug is our new mascot from the MoTaverse. They appear in virtually every image of

I asked ChatGPT to roast me

But I felt the results were a bit lame. So I asked it to uplift me instead. To say the things that I struggle to believe in myself, here is what it said: Rosie Sherry is a force of nature — not the loud, stormy kind, but the slow, steady, unstoppable

The Ultimate Life Hack

Here's a productivity and feel-good hack: Get a job in tech. Have 2 kids. Realise no one will hire you because you have two kids. Start a business because you have no choice. Have just one more kid, 3 times. That's five kids. Don'

On feeling good about my work

I'm feeling in a really good place about my community work. It has nothing to do with the number of subscribers. Or how much money I'm (not) making from it. It's more a sense of creative output. I've never had such ease

The complexity of life

I always think a slightly easier life is just around the corner, it seems like part of getting older is that it never happens. It's like society encourages us to push for something that is always out of reach. We learn something new with every step we take

I don't need no social media for my photos

Back in the day, starting in 2005, I used to use Flickr for photos. I loved it. Those were the days when people posted random and unpolished photos. But then the web started to change and I stopped posting as did others. Flickr being sold, and then sold again and

Where we are today > where we were a year ago

I often look back in chunks of time because it is hard to recognise progress when we look too closely. Day-to-day can feel stagnant, challenging and often frustrating. We can get stuck in the small details and literally fail to see the bigger picture. To get out of