It is so quiet, you can hear a name drop.
They are all gone. On their way, left about half past twelve. ETD was ten o’clock, so that is within the usual margin of error.
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7 responses to “Quiet”
Well I aimed to get them out of the house by 9am, they were gone by 9:20 am, so not bad, I take all the credit of course 😉 They arrived at noon, preceded by Barbara and Merry. HEFES ‘organisation’ seems up to the normal standards. I hope someone will try and detect the wireless network soon.
So it’s just us then, is it? 🙂
Yep, just us.
So who do we want to talk about. 🙂
By the way, anyone got the url of the HESFEScam?
That’s a thought. I am taking my laptop so could easily stick the webcam in the bag too and schedule a HESFES webcam broadcast over the weekend….
Now that is something to look forward to. 🙂
that would be fun – from other non hesfessers!
we are usually 2 hours late as well. must be something special about the timing – 1 hour per child?