Jambot, could you pick me up on route that way I can have a few drinks without worrying about driving home Seriously at the weather you're having. We have rain and no short term prospects of anything else
Pidge and Popsy, so sorry you have illness in your houses (Popsy, not sure if it's you or Harry who has thrush). Hope everyone is better soon.
Jo, is the moonwalk where you walk through London through the night. Would so love to do that with you but not too sure if I could willingly give up a nights sleep Am going to look at the website now so I may join you yet.
Well Harrison has continued to be an angel now his teeth are through and we have now had four nights in a row (the longest ever) of him sleeping from approx 6.45pm until sometime after 5am. Then he comes into bed with me and goes back to sleep (eventually) until 7-7.30. He's also found his new routine during the day (aren't they funny they way they just suddenly decide one day everything needs to be different) and is napping for about 45 minutes to an hour at 9.30am and again after lunch for 1.5 - 2 hours. He is absolutely delightful, so full of smiles and such a happy, happy boy.
Unfortunately DH has gone down with the sickness bug that DD and I had but sadly, he has the man's version which is sooooooooo much worse than anyone else in the world has had Has spent the past two days laying on the sofa with the fire on, just managing to eat the toast/soup I bring him at regular intervals. He's gone back to work today as he has an important meeting to attend but only feels '70%' so no doubt, he'll need to have a long rest when he gets home
DD was also up in the night with toothache. We had a dentist appointment last week and she sadly needs a filling, which they can't do until next April So am off to shout at the receptionist now that sleepless nights from now until then just can't happen and we need something just a tad sooner. Grrrrrrrrr
Have a good day all.