Evening lovelies. DH has supplied me with an amuse bouche and the beer is open so I officially declare firiday night open!
Strange thought yw but I think you might appreciate it. One of the most moving and inspirational funerals I have been to was for the parent of a pupil. He had 9 children aged between 30ish and 13 and numerous grandchildren. Every single one was there and they whooped and yelped and ran the aisles of the church. Family was what he lived for therefore it was only right they were all there. It was wonderful. So dancing on graves is perfectly appropriate when done with love! I do hope that today has been alright - she must have been quite the woman to have made you!
zamboni I would go with it and let him go without if he fancies. I had the same issue the last few nights. We need to move p off from nutramigen but she doesn't like cow's
Milk yet. She refused a bottle I made last night almost completely. It was maybe 3/4 cow's milk. Tonight, however, she drank a fair amount. I tend to offer then ditch it at first refusal. I think at this stage as long as they have a normal balanced diet there is no need for additional milk.
I meant to say chasing that the first few days will be really hard but I think you will find your groove and your O time will be extra special. I love going to work and I love coming home. P comes for a cuddle and waves while saying bye bye once I put my coat on in the morning and does a dance and runs into my arms when I walk in at night. I love it.
And p is another multiple cutlery user. She often has two pieces while I maintain control of one. I spoon food in while she stabs with a fork. She will brandish the fork with great victory including a suitable noise if she is successful at making the plate-fork-mouth transition.
Her new favourite thing is tongue clicking.