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What are your children doing right this minute?

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FrannyandZooey · 08/07/2006 17:55

I thought it was about time we had another one of these.

Mine is in the garden, eating a sausage, kicking a beach ball around and singing "One boy and his sausage, went to mow the world..."

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lucykate · 08/07/2006 19:34

they are both asleep , thank goodness. we, however have to carry on packing ready to move on monday.

biglips · 08/07/2006 19:36

and now she is running around like a lunatic!! as ninny is here... she is due for her bedtime in a bit

charliecat · 08/07/2006 19:46

Feeling very sorry for themselves. They spent a good hours building a load of playmobil. Then they punched each other. So I put all the playmobil back in the toy box and all thier hard work was wasted.

Jaysfirst · 08/07/2006 19:49

DD is in bed trying to sleep but is coughing and coughing and is getting more and more fraustrated and tired as i type... poor little thing ( shes Six mths)

Earlybird · 08/07/2006 19:56

Just read dd a story, and was ready for a good chat/cuddle....and then she started getting demanding/bossy/argumentative. There are too many evenings where I close the door to her room wishing we could have parted on a lovely, warm note. Maybe she falls apart when she's tired, but she's often a bit obnoxious just before bed...

nutcracker · 08/07/2006 19:57

They have just wathced Dr Who and are now off to bed.

Blondilocks · 08/07/2006 19:58

Mine is on the sofa reading Harry Potter.

Blondilocks · 08/07/2006 19:59

Mine is on the sofa reading Harry Potter.

Blondilocks · 08/07/2006 19:59

(oops sorry didn't think it worked the first time)

LadyTophamHatt · 08/07/2006 20:01

Just got into bed...thank the lord!

southeastastra · 08/07/2006 20:47

one's now in bed and the other is watching the footie!

kama · 08/07/2006 20:48

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KristinaM · 08/07/2006 20:50

sleeping

hulababy · 08/07/2006 20:51

4yo DD has just recently gone to bed. I left her a few moments ago "reading" to herself, after we did a little reading practise and then had a story. Later night today as me. DH and DD all sat and watched a film with chocolate and popcorn (wine for Dha nd me too) under the duvet. Watched Nanny McPhee and DD really enjoyed it

Blandmum · 08/07/2006 20:52

both sleeping

Greensleeves · 08/07/2006 20:52

One is sleeping like an angel, and the other is giggling snottily into the intercom, muttering "poo-bum, poobum" in the mistaken hope that one of us will be fooled into thinking he needs changing and go and get him up (it's his new trick)

SherlockLGJ · 08/07/2006 20:52

DS 5 has been in bed for 2 hours.

Reece · 08/07/2006 20:52

DS2 fast asleep. DS1 just climbed out cot and we heard his tiny feet stomping upstairs. Can't cleep poor thing. We let him nap too long this afternoon and now we are paying for it.

Greensleeves · 08/07/2006 21:01

I wouldn't let ds1 (3.10) see Nanny McPhee because it was too disturbing

My friend was disgusted with me, she had brought it specially

expatinscotland · 08/07/2006 21:02

one is sleeping, the other is goofing off in her cot; trying to put her feet, which are in a grobag, into her mouth.

Posey · 08/07/2006 21:06

Ds has been asleep for almost 2 hours, dd has been in bed for about 30 minutes and is reading.

Pernod · 08/07/2006 21:09

Earlybird, that is me & my 1st dd every nite! I dream every new nite things may be nicer!!xx

albosmum · 08/07/2006 21:12

i've just kicked ds1 and friend (who is sleeping over) off runescape so i can mnet they are now dvding. ds2 is asleep -

Harold · 08/07/2006 21:16

Both asleep.

poisson · 08/07/2006 21:16

all thee alsepp fo r ages