- Samuel went to his first build a bear party - I wouldnt say it was the best party for 3 and 4 year old boys. Do they want to sit, play and talk to a stuffed bear- no, would they rather run round the shop wanting to play with the machine that puts the fluff in bears - yes!
- Daisy went to a school friends party and showed off her best dance moves.
- Our car failed it's MOT and cost hundreds of ££££ to fix and it took four days!
- Adding to point 3 we have had more rain in the past three days than in the past couple of months. Will it ever stop? On the 10 o'clock news the South Coast is now on flood alert.
- Cuddled up on the sofa with my little lady watching a film, she told me I was a really cool mum! I don't think life gets any better.
- Samuel walked to playgroup in the pouring rain today and jumped in every puddle. The walk took 10 minutes longer than normal and he arrived soaked but very happy at playgroup.
- Daisy and I went swimming to practice some of the things she learns during her Monday swimming lesson.
- We had tea at Nanny Maureen's.
- Myself and the little people soaked in a nice deep warm bubble bath together.
- We had some very sad news, Daddy's has a very dear friend Justin and his wife died on Tuesday so Daddy has been spending time with Justin in London.
- Samuel rode the train with Grandad at Paradise Park.
- Mummy held a 'Sex in the City' themed dinner party for some of the mum's from school.
- Mummy has been poorly with a cold.
Our little people are growing up so fast, it is lovely to see them developing but so sad that they are not babies anymore (although they will always be my babies). I have always wanted four children but Tim feels he is happy with his lot which I respect. Last night I was feeling under the weather and just wanted some time alone relaxing in the bath. As I sunk under the lovely hot bubbles, a little man (Samuel) came charging into the bathroom asking if he could get in and I looked at his little face and thought in a few years time sharing a bath with his mummy will be the last thing he will want to do so I let him jump straight in. After lots of giggles (and splashing) he got out and the little lady got in for 'some girly time' as she calls it.
When I was putting Samuel's pj's on he asked if I was still poorly and I replied yes. So he said that one of his cuddles would make me better. He gave me a cuddle and asked if I ws better - what could I say. Our little fella really is a caring chap, this morning I gave him my umbrella so he didnt get too wet as we left the house he asked where my umbrella was and when I said I didnt have one, he said "have this one, I dont want you getting wet."
Daisy's cutie was when we went swimming, I wore my flip flops round the pool and when we were in the shower afterwards, Daisy asked me "wow mum, where did you learn to swim with your flip flops on." See how clever I am.
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