My life as a ‘soccer mom’. November 23, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment Emma Freud tries out being a ‘soccer mom’ and discovers that, for some, it’s better than therapy Read now.
BEST HAIR GADGETS November 18, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment Ways to make your lovely stuff even lovelier Read now.
Swapping the West Village for Williamsburg. November 16, 2015February 22, 2016Leave a comment To celebrate Richard’s birthday, Emma takes him to experience the youthful delights of Brooklyn’s trendiest neighbourhood Read now.
Hosting my first New York Shabbat. November 9, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment Burnt brisket, a trip to a 101-year old Jewish deli and non-optional hugs mark Emma’s first Shabbat dinner Read now.
Amazing American gadgets. November 9, 2015March 1, 2016Leave a comment Amazing American Gadgets For Your Kitchen – and, to stay on theme, I have managed to crowbar alcohol or bacon into every one. By Emma Freud Read now.
Revisiting my ambitions for living in the Big Apple. November 2, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment Emma Freud takes stock of her original New York pledges to see how many she’s managed to keep Read now.
A day out in Woodstock. October 26, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment Emma has started travelling in America, visiting what she thinks is the site of the Woodstock Festival, while admiring the autumn colour Read now
Gadgets to cheer you up. October 23, 2015March 1, 2016Leave a comment For the bad days. Six gadgets to cheer you up, light you up and hold you up. By Emma Freud… Read now.
Notes on the Manhattan school walk. October 19, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment The short walk to her boys’ New York school proves an eye-opening experience for Emma – and a mind-expanding one for her children Read now.
Attempting to get fit the New York way. October 12, 2015February 23, 2016Leave a comment When New Yorkers talk about ‘work’, Emma discovers they are thinking of something else altogether, and tries to embrace the keep-fit culture Read now.
Emma Freud tries out being a ‘soccer mom’ and discovers that, for some, it’s better than therapy
Emma Freud 