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You may have read about our visit to William’s Den recently for the Christmas Den Experience, it was here that I met The Magic Hatter. He invited my children and I to watch his Christmas show in York. A family festive fun show full of magic and wonder, what is not to love. Especially when my eldest daughter loves magic tricks, I knew this would be a treat for them all to enjoy.


We made the short journey over to York one afternoon to a place called the Hive. I wasn’t sure what to expect and neither did the children, but they spotted Father Christmas walking across the car park and so were eager to follow him inside.

After a short wait we entered the theater, our seats were on the back row but we could still see the stage. We spotted The Magic Hatter making his way through the crowd saying hello and greeting people as they entered. I thought this was such a lovely thing to do and it made everyone feel very welcome indeed.

The set had a very definite Christmas theme to it. A log fire place, a warm cosy chair and plenty of Christmas decorations. The show began and the magic hatter introduced us to his elf who would assist throughout the performance. You could feel a buzz of excitement throughout the theater and immediately all the children were gripped.

I can’t remember the last time I watched a show which captivated children of all ages as much as this did. It soon became clear the Magic Hatter has rather a lot of hats, perhaps even more than I do and that is saying something. I was waiting to see what hat would come next, and even some of them I wanted to google to find out where they were from. 


My eldest daughter was watching all the magic tricks very closely, she said afterwards that they were soooo good Mummy I couldn’t figure them out. I think that is high praise indeed. She has talked endlessly about the mouse from the show. I guess I know which her favourite bit was. Her fear got to her however as she wanted to take part in the section of the show which asked for volunteers. Magic tricks are her thing and one day she will be brave enough to volunteer. She is disappointed in herself for not putting herself forward, I think more so that the ones who did got a little memento. 


As for Little Man, well, at three years old I wasn’t sure how much of the show he would follow or for that matter understand but I have never heard him laugh and giggle as much as he did watching the Magic Hatter. In fact if The Magic Hatter lived closer I would honestly hire him for a birthday party for my son, he had him that entertained. The show captivated him. Watching his face as candy canes appeared from nothing was wondrous. His giggle was infectious. He just loved it.


The show is a good mix of humour, festive fun and magic. It is suitable for children of all ages and as entertainers go The Magic Hatter is simply first class. I would definitely recommend watching the Magic Hatter Christmas show next year but be quick because tickets do sell out fast, I am not surprised either it was fantastic. 


Thank you for inviting us to the show.  

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Florida, the sunshine state.  The dream destination and for many a once in a lifetime vacation.  Renowned all over the world for its theme parks, but there is so much more to discover in Florida.

We saved for over 3 years to be able to visit Florida and whilst we were there we wanted to make the most of every day.  Our passion to explore and discover new places meant we actually spent as little time as possible in the big parks and instead used our Hotel, which we booked through Hundredrooms, as a base to explore everything Florida had to offer. 

A short 30 minute drive north from the main theme park area lies Sanford.  Sanford is known as the ‘Historic Waterfront Gateway City’.  A full day can be spent with the family exploring the vast array of shops and family friendly restaurants.  There is a beautiful marina and plenty of lake walking trails too.  A trip to Sanford would not be complete without visiting Wondermade.  A family owned marshmallow factory and shop.  Here you can make your own marshmallows, take a tour or simply relax and watch the world go by whilst eating the most amazing marshmallows.  


The delight on the girls faces as they got to make their very own marshmallows.  They were in their element and may have sampled a few along the way.  I was busy testing all the melt in the mouth flavours, and could not resist the bourbon ones!


Also in Sanford is Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens.  This is the place the locals fetch their kids to play and unwind.  There are very few ‘tourists’ and as a result the zoo still retains a lot of character and charm.  On zoo terms it is on the small side, and takes approximately 2 hours to walk and visit every animal, but it makes up for this in big personality.  We had such an amazing day there.  We got to feed giraffes and meet some of the animals as the keepers walked around the zoo.  There was space for the kids to play and run around, all in the shade or even run around in the splash park.  The girls absolutely loved the splash park and would have stayed there all day.



As a family of Lego fans we had to visit Legoland Florida.  It was such an amazing day out, and actually really surprised us.  Our longest queue time was 30 minutes, which is actually really quick, and most rides we got to go on twice.  The girls were big enough for the majority of the rides too with only a handful they were too small for.  Given how popular Legoland is, it was great to see a place where we could spend our day having fun and not stood in queues.


Legoland also has the most amazing waterpark, in fact one of the best I have been to for families.  There are plenty of shaded areas for the kids, and activity stations dotted around with Lego to keep them busy out of the water.  In the water there are floating Lego bricks so you can build and swim at the same time!  We had such an amazing time that I would go back just for the Waterpark!

We dedicated a day to I-Drive.  There are a huge array of shops, restaurants and attractions.  Ripley's believe it or not is full of interactive displays and provides some great humour.  Whilst Madame Tussauds features an array of American sporting legends there are also movie stars and music stars.  The ability to dress up and role play alongside the figures kept the whole family amused.  Within the same building is the Sealife centre and the Orlando eye.


The Orlando eye provides superb views over the whole of Orlando.  With a helpful interactive guide, to help sport certain iconic buildings and landmarks.  The views are simply out of this world.  I was incredibly nervous given my fear of heights, but the girls absolutely loved it.  In fact Little Man thought it was amazing to be on top of the world.



It was an amazing experience and one which I am glad we have done, but not sure it has helped with my fear of heights.


Experiencing a shopping mall in Florida is like no other shopping experience.  The Florida mall for example is home to over 270 stores and over 2 million square feet of retail space.  A hidden gem within Florida Mall is Crayola World.  The girls loved it here, and had loads of fun drawing, making crayons and creating colouring sheets from their photos!

We spent an evening at Old Town.  If you have never been it is worth visiting just to experience something a little different.  The street is set out like an old cowboy film, and the shops sell a variety of things from homemade soap to souvenirs.  There are bars and restaurants, and fairground rides to keep even the biggest thrill seekers entertained.  The must see attraction in Old Town is the magic show at the Great Magic Hall.  An intimate performance which had both children and adults entertained.  After the show you are even presented with your very own magic trick to perform.  Old Town really comes alive in the evening, and is certainly worth visiting for a more authentic Orlando experience.


Some of the attractions mentioned we were provided with tickets to visit, others are paid.  However all words are my own opinion. 


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For unknown reasons my eldest daughter is pushing the boundaries at the moment.  Our recent trip to Edinburgh we almost came back straight after lunch as she was rude and generally misbehaving, and over the weekend she ignored her sisters pleas to not be picked up and dropped her into the coffee table.  My youngest daughter has suffered some very nasty damage to her mouth and we now have to play a waiting game to see how permanent this will be.  I am really not a fan of this behaviour at the moment.  I am putting it down to tiredness as the school year draws to an end for Christmas, and also that she is in Key Stage 1 which is very intense thanks to the SATS test in May.

Whilst I have tried a variety of techniques to help combat her bad behaviour, one that is particularly effective at this time of year is the promise of Father Christmas.  She has been told that she will not get any presents and has even had a phone call this week from the man himself.  He has told her to stop fighting and to start listening and since the call it seems to be working.  My youngest who is beginning to feel down about all the various people wanting to check how her mouth is and the limitations on what she can eat and drink also received a call to tell her she was very brave.  This really helped to lift her spirits.


Having Father Christmas call and talk to you is such a magical experience, and something both girls needed.  My eldest needed to just focus again and the magic of Father Christmas achieved this, my youngest needed a pick me up which the phone call did.  We are using the Portable North Pole products to bring the magic alive for the children.  For £9.99 we have a magic pass and this provides us with:

Unlimited Premium Videos

The Reaction Recorder - with the mobile app only

Unlimited Santa Calls

HD downloads

Storytime with Santa - a video each week in December


As the magic pass provides us with unlimited Santa calls I plan on using another call soon to give my eldest a boost to say how well she is doing, that is if she continues as she is doing.  The calls are great because it adds to the excitement.

Every year I create a personalised video for the girls, and this year will do one for Little Man also.  The girls watch excitedly to see if they have been put on the naughty or nice list.  In a way it has become part of our Christmas tradition.  The girls watch the video in the week before Christmas and see if they are on the nice list.  Last year I did a video for their Dad and the girls thought it funny when Daddy ended up on the naughty list.

With our Magic pass I can also create videos for the girls on their birthdays and at other points during the year.  I love to do this because it keeps the magic alive all year round and not just over the Christmas period.  As a special treat our magic pass will also give us access to a special video every day in December and I am looking forward to showing these to the girls.

One of the new features is the reaction recorder.  My phone unfortunately does not have enough memory to download the app so instead I have the app on my tablet.  I am going to record the girls reactions this year as they discover if they are on the naughty or nice list and may even include this in my Vlogmas video, so keep an eye on my YouTube channel for this. 

I love that I can keep the magic alive for my children and bring them a special message from Father Christmas.  I love to watch how excited they get and see that twinkle in their eyes.  It has also helped to lift the spirits of both girls who for different reasons have really needed a boost.  It really does begin to feel like Christmas once the girls watch their PNP videos!

The magic pass was provided in exchange for this post. All words are my own opinion. 


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Warm, sunny, bank holiday evenings are perfect for exploring.  Taking a stroll through the woods, the light glowing though the trees giving an almost magical feel to the evening air.


The girls dressed in their tutus pretending to be their favourite My little pony character.


The rain from the past few weeks left the ground underfoot squelchy and sticky, but this did not stop the girls exploring.  With magic at their fingertips they made the tutus sparkle


Hand in hand they explored the wood, lights twinkling from their skirts as they went adding a real element of magic to an already sparkling afternoon.


Stopping only to look for fairies and point out butterflies.


Before taking the winding path back home again.


Once home I removed the magic from a hidden secret pocket.  I could then wash the tutu ready for another magical adventure. 


This Day I love Magical bank holiday weekends 

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Finding a fairy door when you are out on a walk has to be one of the most magical experiences for a child.  I remember the excitement on the girls faces when we came across this one


The girls love looking for fairies in our garden and I love to keep this magic alive within them for as long as possible


We had a special arrival in our house last week, a handmade wooden fairy door arrived from the Irish Fairy door company.  We have chosen to install our fairy door inside but could have installed it anywhere, including outside.

Our fairy door allows the creative team at Fairy HQ direct access to Fairy valley.  Once we installed the door I registered the fairy online and our fairy will deliver us play ideas, stories and messages via email that I can pass onto the girls.


Watching the girls interact with the Fairy door is amazing.  It gets their imaginations working and allows them to create a whole new world.  When they start loosing their teeth it will act as a door to the tooth fairy and at Christmas time it is to the fairies and elves helping Father Christmas.  For the new baby it will be the dummy fairy.  There are so many creative and imaginative uses that every child should have a fairy door.  I also love this way to interact with my girls and instill a sense of belief in magic.  Which surely is the essence of childhood.


Our fairy door is simply beautiful and am so pleased with the colour and style that I chose, there was a great selection.  There is bound to be a fairy door to suit any taste.  I also love that there are adds on to the door such as washing lines, door mats and clothing.  I have a sneaky feeling that these may appear over night to surprise the girls, it would be a great way to keep them believing in the fairy magic.


Every home should have a Fairy door, it is such a wonderful way to add some magic into child's life. 

Thank you to the Irish Fairy door company for sending us a truly wonderful fairy door, all words in this post are my own personal opinion. 



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My girls seem to be growing up rather quickly and whilst I love watching them develop I want to keep some aspects of their childhood for as long as possible.  One of these is a belief in Father Christmas.  

My eldest at 5 has had a few more questions this year about Father Christmas but one of the ways we keep the magic alive is a special video and phone call from Father Christmas every year.  We use PNP, Portable North Pole, to help keep the magic alive.


I first used PNP when my youngest was born, so my eldest would have been 2.  I love the change in the videos each year but how they still keep the magic alive.  Be warned before your watch them that if you are a little hormonal they will make you cry, as you see your little ones face light up. 

You specially tailor the video for your child, selecting if they are on the naughty or nice list.  You can even have Father Christmas talk to them by name, although this is only available for certain names.  With a gold pass bundle you can also download unlimited HD video from Santa and you can have unlimited premium video messages with 15 personalisation.  Although in the past I have used the free version which has five personalisation, I would much rather pay the extra to make it that extra bit special.

Within the personalisation of the video you can include things like their siblings names, what they would like for Christmas and photos.  You can even include the names of their friends from school.  Premium videos have a range to choose from including one from the sleigh, prefect for Christmas eve.

The videos are a lovely way for children to see the magic.  One year I created one for the girls Dad and they found it very funny that Father Christmas had put Daddy on the naughty list.  Last year my eldest did not believe me that Father Christmas was watching her and so I used one of the phone calls from Father Christmas for him to call her.  Her face was magical.  Her behaviour changed and then a few days later we watched her video which said she was on the nice list.  She was very happy with this and continued to behave.

PNP has become a tradition in our house and is a wonderful way to help keep the magic alive in children.


PNP also donates 5% of all online sales to 40 children’s hospitals across the world – 4 based in the UK.

This year we have been gifted a gold package, but in previous years I have paid to use PNP.  All words are my own opinion. 
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When I was a little girl my Mum used to take me to see Disney On Ice.  I loved going with her and my sisters and would secretly wish that one day I could be the children picked to ride on the ice.  It never happened but the dream is still very much alive.

My Mum accompanied the girls and I to Disney On Ice Worlds Of Enchantment last night.  I was nervous as I knew something the girls did not.  They were about to live a dream of mine, they were about to become the children who travelled on the boat with the Disney characters.  I was excited and listened to the safety briefing and what the girls needed to do.

I then told them the important news, The Little Mermaid needed help in her dance and she was looking for 2 good girls to help her.  They were in shock!


We had a chat that they would be sat in a boat as my eldest pointed out she did not know how to skate and had no ice skating shoes.  They then got very excited and the show began.

Minnie, Mickey, Donald and Goofy took us on a magical adventure visiting the Disney worlds.  The Green Army men were present to look after all of Andy's toys.


The girls waited patiently, listening for the familiar sounds of the Little Mermaid.  Then they heard it, they got excited and took their places in the boat. 


They were taken on a 4 minute magical journey over the ice.  They waved and smiled and just took everything in.  All the skaters around them, the bright colours and the music.  They were not phased at all,  I was so proud.  They came back from their magical adventure and had the biggest smiles on their faces.  Again Mummy, Again!  They loved it.


It was time for a short interval but the girls were just super excited and could not wait for the show to start again.  After the interval we were treated to a spectacular performance from Cars.  How they control the cars on the ice I shall never know, it was a real experience to be at the front and really gave you a different prospective on how cleverly choreographed everything has to be.


The girls had had the time of their lives and there could be only one way to finish.  


What a truly magical evening.  I made a wish when I was little and whilst I did not get to go in the boat myself, my children did.  To see their faces, to see the experience they got to have and to see the magic unfold right in front of their eyes, is a million times a better wish than I could ever have dreamt of.  That happiness and that excitement will stay with me forever.  True Disney magic.

We cannot wait to see Disney On Ice again when it returns to Sheffield Arena next Autumn with another brand new ice-spectacular.

This day I love a dream is a wish your heart makes. 
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My girls aged 4 and 2 are Frozen obsessed.  They randomly burst into Let it go whenever the mood takes them and much to the amusement of passers by.  They want to eat from blue plates as this is Elsa colours and all blue cars are Elsa cars.  

My eldest daughter came home from school to find a special deliver from Flair and Rubies.  She opened the box to find a beautiful Elsa dress from Rubies and Elsa magic snow sleeve from Flair.  She was incredibly excited and began to get changed.


The Elsa dress is beautiful and comes complete with cape, it was perfect for twirling and singing let it go.  She has already asked if she can wear it when we go see Cinderella, as she knows that we will also be seeing Frozen Fever the new short film.  It is released just in time for the Easter holidays from 27th March.  I cannot wait to take her.


She put on her Elsa magic sleeve by using the velcro, which fitted her tiny wrists and stayed in place.  We then began by putting in the magic snow.  With hindsight we will do this outdoors in the future.


The magic snow sleeve comes with everything you need, the bracelet, magic snow [aka silly string], water bottle and a Elsa glove.


Everything was easy to put on, my daughter could do it herself with little help.  It was then time for her to unleash her magical frozen powers.  She loved squirting the magic snow everywhere, but the power seemed to run out after 10 minutes.  


Not to worry we then used the water bottle.  This squirted water and it will be a lot of fun in the summer for the girls to play with.

The spray on both the snow and water have a really strong reach, the ceiling was covered in magic snow as was the other side of the room.  Probably better for outdoor use.  My eldest daughter loved having magical Elsa powers and has told all her friends about them.  Hopefully this short video will show you how much fun she had


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On the 27th March 1-3pm there will be a twitter frenzy with +UKMumsTV using the hashtags #Letitgo and #MagicSnowSleeve we would love to see you there

We were sent the items in this post for the purpose of review.  All words and opinions are my own.

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I have just been tagged by the lovely people at FloridaTix to answer a few questions so here goes

1. Which Hogwarts house would you be sorted into?

I think I would probably end up in Slytherin, though to be honest I prefer their school house colours 

2. Name a Disney character you’d like to have dinner with.

Tigger, can you imagine how much fun that would be.  Although it would also be great to have a Mad Hatters Tea party just so we can sing a Very happy Unbirthday to me.

3. Which Marvel superhero power would you choose?

I think it would have to be Mystique.  The ability to shapeshift seems a lot of fun.  

4. If you could bring back one dinosaur breed from Jurassic Park, which would it be?

Diplodocus, they were always my favourite dinosaurs at school.

5. You can ride a dragon at the Triwizard Tournament and visit the Owlery at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, but where else would you go on a school trip to Hogsmeade?

Zonko's Joke Shop, it sounds like a really fun place to visit.

6. A scene in any Disney, Harry Potter or Marvel movie you wish you could experience?

That is a tricky question as there are so many great films. How about a magic carpet ride with Aladdin.

7. Name one item from any Harry Potter, Disney or Marvel movie would you want for Christmas.

I would love an Iron Man suit, they do look pretty cool.  You get to fly and look fantastic doing it

8. Name one unforgettable experience/moment you’ve had at the Orlando Parks. (if you haven’t been just tell us which park you’d like to go to!)

Eating dinosaur legs in the rain after getting soaked on the Jurassic Park ride

I would like to tag Eco-gites , Jibberjabber and 92three30, look forward to seeing your magic answers and remember to tag others too!
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For our first wedding anniversary I sat for ages thinking what to get my husband.  The traditional theme is paper, I knew I wanted something a little different, but what?  That's when it hit me, a plane ticket, that's paper!  So I set about choosing a holiday.  I could have picked any where, chosen to do anything, but there was some place I knew we both wanted to go, Lapland.  We have both always wanted to see the Northern Lights and as it was close to Christmas I thought it would be a truly magical experience.

My husband was surprised and very excited.  I had bought him a guide book too, again a book = paper, and we began planning our trip.  We were staying in Rovaniemi, which is in Finland, and often referred to as the official home tome of Santa Claus.  This really was going to be Christmas.

The plane was decorated with tinsel and played numerous Christmas songs.  It was lovely listening to all the children on the plane become aware of the surprise of where they were going.  It is quite possibly one of the happiest flights I have ever been on and after just over 3 hours our plane landed to snow.  

Landing in Laplandthrough the window

Suddenly there was a huge sense of excitement and all the children [and adults] wanted to get off the plane.  We were greeted by our designated Elf, and taking to our lodge.   Very beautifully named Christmas Cottages.  The cottages become our base, and were simply beautiful.  Providing a lovely place to relax and unwind in.  There was a local store nearby meaning we could stock up on supplies and everyone was very welcoming.

kitchen in Laplandcosy in Lapland

We had pre booked our activities, and were given our itinerary.  Everything was organised for us, a stress free holiday, perfect.  

First on our agenda, a taster session.  This was great we could try each of the activities for free, Husky rides, Reindeer rides and snow mobiles and if coming to Lapland for just one day this really gave you a taste of what to expect.  We tried each and this confirmed we had booked the right activities for us, everything!  In true Lapland style we celebrated with Hot Berry juice.

drinking in Lapland

The taster session soon drew to a close and the Elves took us to our next destination, the Arctic Circle.  

Elves in Lapland

Rovaniemi is around 5km South of the Arctic Circle and I felt very lucky to have not only gone, but to have been part of a crossing ceremony.  We entered a dark traditional house with a wood burning fire in the middle.  The ceremony was performed and the story was told about why Rudolph has a red nose.  Our noses were then coated in black soot from the fire, which will glow on Christmas to help Santa find his way.

at the Arctic circle

Activity 1 - Husky Rides

There can be only one word to describe this and that is Wow.  The main ride took place at night, and was a little too dark for my camera to capture, but it was simply magical.  The dogs work together pulling the sleigh through the snow.  There is a real sense of speed as the cold wind rushes past your face, and a real thrill as the speed mounts.  The smell from the Husky is one that will stay with you forever, the thrill and enjoyment from the ride will leave you forever with a smile.  A truly magical experience.

husky ride

meeting the huskyhusky sleigh


Activity 2 : Reindeer Rides

There is something rather special about a Reindeer sleigh ride through  a snowy forest.  A feeling of peace and true magic fill every ounce of you.  Much slower and calmer than the Husky but yet equally exciting.  This is where I made a wish.  

reindeer rides

the reindeer sleigh

Activity 3 : Snow mobiles

Perhaps not as magical as the other two but this was simply fun.  Pure power and speed, not in the same way as the Husky and had the definite thrill factor.  I really loved the snow mobiles, and this was our best night to see the Northern lights, but sadly it wasn't to be.

Riding snow mobile

Exploring Rovaniemi

Rovaniemi is beautiful.  We explored the natural history museum,  Arktikum, which was really fascinating.  Of course we had to take a photo of the most Northern McDonalds, and yes its pretty much the same as any other but still.

Most Northern McDonalds

As might be expected there are some wonderful Christmas decorations and a great market.  I picked up some lovely decorations and some Christmas presents from here.  There are a great selection of shops, activity/excursion shops and restaurants.

Trees in LaplandSnowman in Lapland

The Jätkänkynttilä bridge with its eternal flame over the Kemijoki river, is simply stunning at night when it is all lit up.  The river was frozen and just looked beautiful.  There is something truly magic about Lapland.  It never really got 'light' and was in a constant 'grey' almost a dusk feel to it.  This just added to the experience.

Jätkänkynttilä bridge

 The parks and walks near by added to that wonderful escapism feel and just gave chance to unwind and relax.  Beautiful to explore.

Park in LaplandWalking in Lapland







There was one final place for us to visit and that was to see Santa.  

Visiting Santa

This is somewhere I am now really looking forward to taking the girls.  They will love it!  As two adults on our own with no children, it was lovely to go and look around but perhaps not quite the same magical experience as with the kids.  Still we baked cookies with Mrs Claus and wrote a post card home.  We even made time for drinks in the Ice Bar

Elf CCTVIce bar in Lapland


Lapland sign postSanta Post office


Our final night was celebrated in style with a full Christmas dinner.  Santa even came too.  The looks on the children's faces as Santa came into the hotel driven by his reindeer on his sleigh was fantastic.  There is no doubt this was the real Santa.

A warm log fire was started

warm log fire

Santa took off his coat and hung it with the Boys and Girls coats

Santa coat in cloak room

Before taking it in turns to speak to each of the Boys and Girls.  As the only couple present without children we decided that we wanted the children to see Santa and we were not going to go up.  However Santa had other ideas and his Elf came to get us.  He spoke to us and asked what we wanted for Christmas and I told him.  It was the same as what I had wished for on the reindeer rides.

Meeting Father Christmas

Lapland is a truly magical place, and it is a holiday that is still fresh in my mind even after several years.  I cannot wait to take the girls to Lapland, they will truly love it.

Oh and in case you are wondering what I wished for and did it come true, I can say it did but not straight away.  In fact 9 months after asking Santa my wish came true....

My wish

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My name is Leyla, also known as Mum to my 3 humans and dog Mum to J. I have a passion for the outdoors and love to run. I can often be found off road exploring the trails and fells and covering distances all the way up to 50 miles. As a family we love travelling and discovering new adventures, as I try and run around the world!

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