Archive for September, 2005

De-clutter looms.

Friday, September 30th, 2005

The girls are despatched (is there a difference between dispatched and despatched, does anyone know?) to my parents. Ammi had a bit of a wobble about being left but not much. Evidently this is a global problem, not just nursery. I acquired Primark nighties (6 nighties and 12 pairs of socks for £13!!!!) so Max [...]

Brownies and Brownies

Thursday, September 29th, 2005

Pleasantly girly day, other than the bit below, today.
The big two have developed sudden mini-mutant tendencies and have grown out of the coats they’ve had for the last 18 months or so. (Cheeky blighters.) So today was the day that we decided to replace them, plus go on a hunt for sundry other items of [...]

Have the courage of your convictions.

Thursday, September 29th, 2005

We went, she cried, we came home again.
I’ve backed myself into a corner with this now. She’s knows i’ll take her home, i know she actually quite enjoys it, she knows she doesn’t have to go, i know she doesn’t have to go.
I don’t know if i’m being given the run around, she doesn’t know [...]

The best humble pie can be eaten by bloggers.

Wednesday, September 28th, 2005

Predictably, Amelie wanted to go to nursery, right up to the point where we arrived. At that point she went all wobbly and sad and bottom lippy. Sigh. it seemed to be a genuine wobble rather than mummy-killing and i didn’t really know what to do. Fended off the instantly available arms and retreated for [...]

History Site

Wednesday, September 28th, 2005

Mr Dowling

I don’t understand children.

Tuesday, September 27th, 2005

You’d think i’d have some inkling of what’s going on by now, i mean i do have 4 of them and i am with them 24 hours a day - and i do put in a reasonable amount of thought about them. But no, i seem to stumble about in the dark quite a bit.
Still. [...]

Charn and the rights of Queens

Monday, September 26th, 2005

From the level of bobbing up and down that went on, it was fairly obvious that Fran had got the idea of who Jadis, Queen of Charn might be. Maddy wasn’t far behind and both of them enjoyed the humour of Uncle Andrew the “King”. I hate being interupted while reading outloud but i swallowed [...]