Please excuse my paraphrasing of actual blog discussions. They were in fact rich, varied and full of humour, unlike those portrayed here. Homepage picture: Chelsea Davis via Flickr Jennifer HowzeI’m a journalist and blogger. Previously I was The Times’s online lifestyle editor and Alpha Mummy blogger. Now I’m co-founder of BritMums and BritMums Live! –Continue reading “Why I blog – Jenography’s video premiere”
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My first Silent Sunday
I’ve been meaning to do Silent Sunday for ages. Here’s my first contribution for this week’s SS. Camera details: Taken with my totally rubbish Blackberry phone. Jennifer HowzeI’m a journalist and blogger. Previously I was The Times’s online lifestyle editor and Alpha Mummy blogger. Now I’m co-founder of BritMums and BritMums Live! – ourContinue reading “My first Silent Sunday”
Jenography featured in SHE magazine
What do Cindy Crawford and I have in common? I know a thousand examples rush to mind, but really the most important right now is that we are both featured in the October 2010 issue of SHE magazine. Cindy is hogging the cover (yes, yes, Cindy, we get it, you’re still hot) while I’m loungingContinue reading “Jenography featured in SHE magazine”
A counterintuitive tip for turning your blog into a book
Lots of us bloggers have aspirations to turn our blog into a book. At CyberMummy we had the fabuous Robin Harvie from Harper Collins talking about it (if you missed it, catch up with Young & Younger’s liveblog from the session). One thing that Robin mentioned is that sometimes publishing your book for free online secures aContinue reading “A counterintuitive tip for turning your blog into a book”
Free-range kids in London: Jenography on Lenore Skenazy's blog
This past week it seemed like everyone (including even London mayor and flamboyant Tory Boris Johnson) was talking about the Dulwich parents who let their kids ride bicycles to school on their own. For those of you reading Alpha Mummy, you know that I support the Schonrock's but the situation has raised some interesting questions.Continue reading “Free-range kids in London: Jenography on Lenore Skenazy's blog”