visiting home edding friends.
A very relaxed day – we let the kids play and ignored as much of the yelling and screaming as we could 😉 Actually, they weren’t that bad. Dd did pretty well, with only a couple of dramatic collapses on the floor, and I enjoyed spending time with someone who is very understanding of what we’re going through – it was great to not have to apologise.
We haven’t done an awful lot else today, so that’s pretty much it for the blogging I’m afraid.
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