Evening everyone.
I fell off the diet wagon today. I stepped on the scales this morning and had only lost about 1/2 a pound, and although I have been really good this week, it's been a struggle, then I made the children drop scones for breakfast and had one (fine as only 3 points), then completely lacked any inspiration for lunch and we went out, had a salad...... but then had apple crumble
We walked to the park in the sunshine, and when we came home to watch the rugby, I made popcorn. By that time I thought it was game over, so I've had a bar of chocolate and a digestive too Ah well, tomorrow is another day....
Missmarbles goes down after falling asleep feeding around 7 but she self settles if she stirs after that. She flips over onto her tummy and has rain music on. She still wakes for a feed about . 10/11 then 1/2 and 4/5 before getting up at 6.30/7. I do wish that we were down to 1 waking and that I could be sure she'd settle with Daddy and a cup of milk
I'm back to work on the 2nd and start nights the following week. I took a night job because I really believed she would have been sleeping through by then
Not big comic relief fans really, although some of the projects that it supports are really worthwhile. We watched bits of it but went to bed about half 10. The sad bits are really sad though; I think it gets to me even more because I have children of my own
Well done for public feeding, Larle. It gets easier every time
Just popped up to do first feed.....
Families are complicated, aren't they, Amey? Hope you get it resolved amicably.
I think we'd DD1 would like The Croods, MrsN. Is it suitable for an 8 year old? She's quite a sensitive soul, so not too scary? (This is the child who didn't like the scary bear in Toy Story 3 and cried in Brave
) I know that kids films are rated, but sometimes I think that some of the jokes and even the storylines sometimes, can be a bit adult. Perhaps I am just over-reactive because she is sensitive. I don't need more disturbances in the night, due to nightmares.