Sarah Pylas
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Sarah Pylas writes about Greek & English family life at Grenglish.co.uk. When she is not blogging about being married to a Greek Godzilla (on account of him being Greek, handsome and a curmudgeon) and raising their Grenglish son together in London, she can be found frantically searching for grey eyebrow hairs at traffic lights and pondering the perfect work/life/blog/wine/bank balance. Sarah is also an active member of her local WI, writes a monthly column in SE22 magazine and thinks about giving up carbs every day… but just buys bigger jeans instead.

You can also find Grenglish on Facebook or follow Sarah on Twitter @smudgerella
Blog: http://grenglish.co.uk/

Blog Entries by Sarah Pylas

Power Maternity

(0) Comments | Posted 9 November 2012 | (13:03)

There was a piece in Stylist magazine last weekend about the rise of 'power maternity', where pregnant women and new mums are using the time away from work to learn a new language, take up a hobby or to start a new business.

The article...

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Threenager

(0) Comments | Posted 14 August 2012 | (15:08)

I don't know about you, but I did not find the terrible twos to be quite so terrible.

He's had his moments obviously, but mostly I have enjoyed this 2-3 age.

Two year olds are sweet. They like cuddles and Peppa Pig, say really cute things like "Lub You" and...

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If Parenting Feels Easy, Does That Mean I am Doing it Wrong?

(0) Comments | Posted 22 March 2012 | (12:41)

I once went to a yoga class where the instructor said to me: "If it feels easy, then you're not doing it right"

True enough, I was doing it very wrong as when the instructor re-adjusted my feet into the correct position, I felt the burn in every muscle that...

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Falling Back in Love With Reading

(9) Comments | Posted 25 February 2012 | (00:00)

I have always loved to read. As a very young girl, I was always at my happiest when I had my nose in a book. I recall devouring Enid Blyton's Malory Towers series by torchlight under my bedcovers. Long car journeys to Devon with the family provided even more bonus...

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