Fairytales – The Blog

As I was planning this blog post, I went looking through photos from my own childhood. I found less than a dozen photos of my mum and myself together, and I was either a tiny baby or a sullen teen (sorry mum). The first nice one was from my wedding in 2007. I know I am giving away my age here but statistically speaking that is only 0.33 photos per year over 33 years! Not only is that shockingly low it makes me so sad and regretful.

ANZAC Day is a day steeped in tradition.

It is tradition for our family to attend the local dawn service and this year we will watch on proudly as our son represents Scouts Australia as a Joey.  We will then attend the ANZAC Day NRL game between traditional rivals reminding us of the mock football games embattled soldiers had during ceasefires on the frontlines of Gallipoli.

This is it, we made it! Of course with the speed at which technology changes these days I wouldn't hesitate to say that there would have been more apps and software developed and released in the time it took us to list the ones in this series.  Highly likely that some we listed have also 'disappeared'. Catch up on anything you missed below:

Not surprisingly there are a lot of P's in our big list of photo apps.  So let's get right into it. [caption id="attachment_2309" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The big list of Photo Organising Apps[/caption] Path - available on iTunes, Windows and Android The pitch - Simple Ad free social.  Smart private messaging Pear - available on iTunes The pitch - Private photo & video sharing like you've never experienced before Peekaboo Moments - available on iTunes and Android The pitch - Your magic baby journal

As I started to think about the letters we will be covering in our big list of apps today, I was reminded of a very cute way my soon to be 5 year old daughter used to sing the alphabet song.  A B C D E F G H I Jacob L M N O P merging the J and K into her brothers name.  You might need to sing to get the idea, still very cute. We will be approaching the halfway point today, if you missed the others you can see A to C here and D to H here