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So this is it, 2011 is truly over and although it was a good year, it was a weird one. You know, it is funny how you can get caught in the rush and whatever life throws at you and forget to take time to watch your children laugh, laugh with them and enjoy . . . → Read More: Happy New Year!  There was a time when both my sons used to play alongside each other, in one whole unified team, generally lead by Elliott. Lately though a rebellious behaviour appeared in Victor’s attitude and everything becomes a fight. Everything causes an argument from who will get to the front door first shouting “I WIN I . . . → Read More: Who’s the winner? The boys have suddenly discovered an incredible attraction for technology. I know that at nearly 5 and a good 3 years old it sounds delayed, especially in a household containing two laptops, an iMac, an iPad and two iPhones (not talking about iPods there). They have always had access to our iPhones . . . → Read More: Breeding technology addiction 
Since E started school I feel like I have started a new job. There hasn’t been a day I haven’t needed: To make sure forms are filled in, signed and returned Important dates are religiously entered in the family calendar Photos are ordered on time Money is given every Friday for Flapjack Friday . . . → Read More: I have become my child’s PA  I am not sure I should be worried but E seems to be coming home with stickers telling me he’s been brave or bumped his head a little too often for my liking…  Elliott has started school a couple of weeks ago and we are officially living with a school boy now. It is amazing how he has adapted to his new life. Even putting on a uniform in the morning doesn’t prove to be challenging at all, which is considered a major achievement in this house. . . . → Read More: Living with a school boy… Elliott: “Mummy why are you being grumpy today?” Me: “Because I am very tired darling, sorry about that” Elliott: “Did you lose your temperature like I lost mine earlier?” Me (suddenly feeling like life is priceless): “Something like this I guess…”  Yesterday morning Craig and I were chatting in the house when suddenly we heard what parents really dread: the scream of pain and panic. Elliott had just fallen off the bench he was sitting on. How? We have no idea, we were inside. All we know is that we both ran as fast as . . . → Read More: One tooth missing…  Now if someone had told me that one day I would have been considering camping to discover the country I would have nearly chocked on the idea, then laughed hard. Very hard. I hate camping! I hate anything that involves even just a remote possibility of being in contact with mud and insects. . . . → Read More: Camping? Really?  |
 
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