Some good news

This morning we were up and out early as Samuel had a speech therapy appointment and the fantastic news is he is doing great and he has been discharged, there is no need for him to go anymore. The doc even commented on what a bright little lad he was... I think it must have been the lecture he gave her when she showed him the picture of a steam train. Rather than just saying train, he decided to point out what the different parts were called and then go on to tell her that Grandad Frank works at BlueBell Railway and he goes lots and sees Dave. The poor lady looked like she thought he was never going to stop.

The other good news is the long awaited bunk beds have arrived. Sam needed a new bed as he has been in his cot bed since last year which is getting to small now. We looked for some nice white wood bunk beds for months and finally found some in M&S. We ordered them back at the end of June and they finally arrived today!! I started to put them together and the little people set up a slide on the stairs with one of the boxes which was great as it kept them occupied whilst I got to work. I have put the two beds together but have to wait for Daddy to help me put them on top of each other - I am good at flat pack but not that good.

This afternoon the little people went out for lunch with Nanny Maureen and then hung out at her place for a couple of hours whilst I had a little look in town for Christmas pressies and also finished the bunk beds. I had also lost my mobile phone yesterday so was on the hunt for that. Daddy came home early to get ready for a work dinner in London this evening and I dropped him off at the train station looking very handsome in his black tie.

I picked up the little people from Nanny's and then we headed over to M&S where thankfully my phone had been found (in the changing room, I knew I shouldnt have tried that dress on as we are no position for me to be buying clothes at the moment, that will teach me). Sam bless him slept through the whole visit. We then dropped Nanny off home and had a little cheeky chow main on the way home - my little people love noodles. As the bunk beds werent quite finished, Sam got to sleep in Daisy's room, we put his mattress down on the floor by her bed and they were both so excited. I walked out of the room thinking this is never going to work but they chatted for a bit and then I checked on them 20mins later and they were both fast asleep.