!!YOU ARE ENTERING A BABY-FREE ZONE!!
I'm a big fan of mums. I support their struggles. I enjoy mumsy blogs. This isn't one of them. This is a babychino-and-beastfeeding-free* zone. I'm 37, single and childless. Not exactly through choice. It's a long, part predictable, part soap-opera story and you don't need the details.
What you will find on The Gingerfrog Blog are the mildly amusing rambings of a somewhat deluded ginger singleton as she searches for love. I just referred to myself in the 3rd person didn't I? *Rolls eyes*
Anyway, I hope you find my stumblings through singledom entertaining. I certainly do. They say laughter is the best medicine after all. Well, that and gin.
N.B. Some of these posts get printed as a column 'A Woman on the Edge' in the Advertiser Democrat in Maine U.S., so please forgive the odd explanation of Englishisms.
*This is possibly the funniest typo EVER. Just to clarify, I do not think of babies as beasts. In fact, I would love to have a baby, but that's just not an option right now. Clearly I meant breastfeeding, but it's just too funny to change!
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