Wow - that is lovely news. Fantastic.
It will be good to get care and attention when you are home too.
Two girls are asleep in the car outside so I'm leaving them there (I can see them through the window) for the five minutes it will be before we have to head out to school to pick up the boy wonder. Waking, unloading and reloading them is not an option I'm willing to consider.
Is Dizzy about this weather?
Here's hoping you have recovered from the PIL's visit.
Sazzles - how are you today my dear? A dear friend of mine died in a senseless accident 19 years ago next week, and I still find the senselessness hard to deal with ...
I don't think any of us ever really get a sense of all the lives we touch.
Before I go, I never got around to DD2's update. She will be nine months tomorrow and she is crawling, pulling herself up and thinking about standing on her own. Her favourite wheeze is to hold onto a chair with one hand and wave frantically with the other.
She follows DS everywhere and shrieks at DD1 when she is asleep to try to get an answer from her. DD1 is great for naps, but DD2 is not. Either three lots of ten minutes or 2 hours at a stretch - totally random. She is only waking once at night though so sanity is returning here at least. Again random, as I'm not doing anything differently.
(Fab work on the rapid return thing No1 - that sounds like a great idea for the older ones)
We are getting a lot of 'momomomomomom' when she is feeling aggrieved and she is very fond of shrieking. Oh and the toothless wonder bit me for the first time today, so I'm guessing teeth aren't too far off.
Playgroup was fun but, as this is the land Jamie Oliver forgot, the children were offered chips and nuggets as a mid-morning treat. DD1 will be restored to MN-worthiness by a Gubbeen cheese and ham panini when we get back from the school run.
Got to run. Anyone willing to listen to a very clever boy refusing to read the word 'get' later is welcome to call around for cake. You've got to love resist strangling him ... My adorable muppet.