I could use somebody
Boy the weekend got heavy and took it's toll. Younger sibling actually had to have a sleep before she was ready for that party, poor little might. By Sunday she was too tired to make it to the second party so stayed home and played with her little mate. Yep we are giving more thought to meeting our needs, so as to be better placed to address those of every other blighter who seems to cross our paths at the moment.
Offspring had a great time painting these delightful garden adornments too, even though I don't generally go for gnomes I find they make me smile when I see them though the patio doors, they were meant to be for the second party host but hey ho, some you win, some you lose.
After school we have been playing 'Pop to the Shops' an every day tale of going shopping, more ho hum there, but at least we are doing change, adding up and taking turns, plus everyone needs to wind down and after a busy day as a wage slave it's good to exist where a large chocolate cake costs £1:20.
There have been occasional days when the sun has come out, and over the weekend that brought on a rash of camping, so the tents appeared and off spring plus the little mate negotiated who had which one and who had to improvise a big piece of material draped over the washing line.
This poor prunus 'Kojo nai mai' or something has had to fight it's corner out on the patio as it doesn't get a lot of TLC, but it's about to go all pnik and frothy in celebration of spring, and a daff too, all brought down to earth by the large holes dug by the squirrels in the pot, the vandals.
Offspring had a great time painting these delightful garden adornments too, even though I don't generally go for gnomes I find they make me smile when I see them though the patio doors, they were meant to be for the second party host but hey ho, some you win, some you lose.
After school we have been playing 'Pop to the Shops' an every day tale of going shopping, more ho hum there, but at least we are doing change, adding up and taking turns, plus everyone needs to wind down and after a busy day as a wage slave it's good to exist where a large chocolate cake costs £1:20.
There have been occasional days when the sun has come out, and over the weekend that brought on a rash of camping, so the tents appeared and off spring plus the little mate negotiated who had which one and who had to improvise a big piece of material draped over the washing line.
This poor prunus 'Kojo nai mai' or something has had to fight it's corner out on the patio as it doesn't get a lot of TLC, but it's about to go all pnik and frothy in celebration of spring, and a daff too, all brought down to earth by the large holes dug by the squirrels in the pot, the vandals.
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