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This is a little diary of our tenth week in social isolation, school half term at home, and with both himself and me working from home. I'm going to just talk about the highlights and low lights. See what happened in week 9. What will week 11 bring? Stay safe everyone, I hope you're doing… Continue reading Staying home, staying safe – week 10
One of the reception mums just asked on our Facebook group who's going to be back in school on Monday. Only a few replies so far but most are staying home still, including small boy. Considerations There are lots of reasons for us, some selfish and others more community spirited. For starters, trying to take… Continue reading Considering a Return to School
On Friday evening Daddy told Sam and Marley they couldn't have their fast food treat and... oh... what a noise! On Saturday morning Sam couldn't go to swimming and... oh... what a noise! On Sunday morning Marley learned that there was no football practice on and... oh... what a noise! On Monday at breakfast the… Continue reading What a Noise!
This is a little diary of our nineth week in social isolation, home learning, and with both himself and me working from home. I'm going to just talk about the highlights and low lights. A full diary takes a lot of writing and I can't imagine anyone's really interested in all the detail. See what… Continue reading Staying home, staying safe – week 9
Yesterday a chat with a friend about some reactions she had to having a moan gave me cause to pause and think about what we're grateful for. My friend had been told to stop whining about how hard things are for her - she's looking after a 4 year old who has little interest is… Continue reading Gratitude
This is just to sayI have eatenall the cherriesthat were inthe fridge and whichI was probablysavingfor the weekend Butthey were deliciousso sweetand so yummy (By me, 20 May 2011, hijacked from William Carlos Williams) Think I'll put cherries on the shopping list now, making me hungry.
This is a little diary of our eighth week in social isolation, home learning, and with both himself and me working from home. I'm going to just talk about the highlights and low lights. A full diary takes a lot of writing and I can't imagine anyone's really interested in all the detail. See what… Continue reading Staying home, staying safe – week 8
Ça fait un certain temps que j'ai voulu écrire quelque chose en Français. Cela est assez dur pour moi, je parle assez facilement mais a l’écrit mon français n'est pas terrible! Donc, s'il vous plait, soyez gentilles avec tous les fautes qui suivent. Il y a 6 mois, j'étais à Paris pour mon boulot et… Continue reading Ma deuxième langue: 2ème étape
The lovely Bill over at A Silly Place invited me, amongst others, to write about what that first weekend after the end of quarantine or lockdown will be like for us. You can find his post on the subject here. The thing is that himself and I were discussing UK plans to lighten the lockdown… Continue reading Imagining the end of lockdown
I'm sure I'm not the only one whose kids have accident-filled weeks. We experience this from time to time, usually when they're growing or poorly. There was a week last summer when small boy bumped heads with an older child a play time when he was at preschool and then, on the same day, ran… Continue reading Accident prone
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