{reading} Carole Matthews: Summer Daydreams, and ico guidelines on cookies.
{listening} how to lose your baby fat, thinking slimmer (review).
{failing} with cloth nappies (how many changes of clothes today??)
{succeeding} with running, fifth run, another 0.83 miles notched up.
{watching} fantastic Mr fox (and thinking seriously odd film).
{starting} bedroom excavation.
{sewing} still sewing!
{loving} this giraffe.
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What’s up with the cloth nappies?
Think we’re between sizes. The modern baby xs don’t quite close the nappy in well enough any more and the nature baby small I tried wasn’t snug enough around skinny legs. Not sure what else I’ve got in next size up, will have to hunt.
I loved that little suit but he was in and out of it in no time 🙁 🙂
Lovely photo, and I always like your Saturday snippets, though you are making me feel guilty this week… the long list of things I am currently failing to achieve includes running (it’s been over a week), using cloth nappies (over a month) and oh my, the much-needed bedroom excavation (lost in the mists of time…)
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