Monthly Archives: October 2003

OK, so I should give up on pretending that I’m going to update this frequently…and there is no way that I’m going to remember what we’ve done for the last two weeks. Highlights and lowlights then: dd had her first … Continue reading →

I can’t believe that another week has gone by! These blog things are a bit scary like that, but then again, we are just so busy at the moment. Let’s see – dd went to nursery tues/ wed last week. … Continue reading →

And before bed this evening some more french knitting! Bit disappointed that we haven’t managed to see the knitting out of the bottom yet, but it takes an awfully long time for dd to do each stitch, not helped by … Continue reading →

Well, our visitors have been and gone – a lovely day discussing curriculum, books and behaviour with the mother of a couple of home edded girls, while the girls mainly played together. We also made peg dolls in the victorian … Continue reading →

Just a quickie as expecting visitors – made it to the Industrial Hamlet living history day yesterday. Rather disappointed by the fact they’d closed the carparks (I had to parallel park!) and the fact that the site is pretty much … Continue reading →

Today we did two more postcards – only a couple more to do (apologies to anyone who is waiting) and dd practised her ‘s’ as the one letter she does have problems with. Then friends came over for lunch and … Continue reading →

Another incredibly busy day. Both dd and ds had me up during the night, so I didn’t surface properly til half nine. Dd came with a couple of books to sit with me while I was feeding ds, and after … Continue reading →

Oh, and I almost forgot, I am beginning to believe that dd can read rather more than she lets on. We were in the toilets today and she was heading for the door, stopped and came back and said “I’ve … Continue reading →

And over a week has flown by again! Dd refused nursery last week, which threw all my plans out, but we did discover the reasoning. All her friends have moved up a room and she has no one to play … Continue reading →