Monthly Archive for June, 2007

Wet Wednesday…..

……well it was supposed to be, you just can’t trust the weather reports can you ? We have given up trying to plan days around the weather and just go with it now, we all have spare cloths, socks, shoes and raincoats in the car - just in case!.

Spent a lazy morning all mooching about over bacon sarnies, sausage sarnies and toast (Hermionie will consume her body-weight in toast given half a chance!), tried to hoover but found that the power keeps dipping out when we use it???? - have now shelled out some of the money we made on eBay, on eBay for a new power cord - things always crop up…Grrrrrrr!

Alex made us all a packed lunch and we upped and offed to Staunton, our favourite local freebie! (well, it’s not free, we bought season passes when we had some cash!). Hermionie was desperately trying to concentrate on licking her ice-cream in the car on the way home and was not quite winning out to falling asleep - so funny to watch, poor lamb!

Got home and I needed a nap - what’s new! - Hermionie joined me for a brief while. Alex and Natalie were busy planting the new courgette addition to our pathetic excuse for vegetable plot, and tending to the rest, sorting out rabbits and seeing to busted hoover.

Natalie has been DSing with Nintendogs - I think she has taken a puppy back to the hotel permanently :roll: so she can get a new one! - and sorting through her Doctor Who sticker albums.

Hermionie has been playing My Little Pony’s and trying to ‘help’ everyone.

Natalie decided to get Hermionie ready for bed, she got her washed, helped with her teeth, put her nappy on and dressed her. She also read her a bed time story and tucked her in - bless!!!! Hermionie loved it and is now fast asleep.

Natalie, Alex and I are sat here watching Cheaper by the Dozen - I want more kids but 12 is just taking the mickey!!! Nite.

Socialising on a Tuesday

Up early again (well for us anyway, anytime before double digits in the am is technically early :smile: ) for our Tuesday visit from K for a spot of socialising (arrgh, the dreaded ‘s’ word all home edders supposedly dread!).

The girlies all played nicely together as usual while I was feeling a little delicate for having actually gotten my butt out of the bed and suffered through the ‘morning sickness’, I usually sleep through it!

They were large doses of playing with play doh (I left it out overnight on the table and it’s still soft - Yay! for the home made stuff!), watching NickJr (at K’s request! I usually steer the kids towards CBBC, CBeebies or a DVD - can’t stand the amount of toy, c**p food and debt ads they allow on NickJr :evil: ), playing in the garden and trashing playing in Hermionie’s room.

We all went for walk down to the shops, popped into the library to get some more reading books for Natalie and spent some time in the park - so love getting the park to ourselves!!

G phoned Alex to go help with our new piece of donated furniture, S&G don’t want this lovely huuuuge bookcase cluttering their conservatory so I have given it a home in our hall to keep all our c**p bits from the hall in. Both Alex & G came back looking a little knackered, the unit is heavy than expected and is now in several pieces ‘cos it’s too heavy to move in one piece….shame…I would really have loved to help an’ all, but you know, growing new life here and can’t lift anymore. :mrgreen:

Natalie showed off the new sticky’s (we have 5 in total, 1 female and 4 males, all varying sizes, the female is a pain and refuses to go back in the tank, she just sticks to you!) to G&K who weren’t really impressed, a little freaked I think - we always pick the weird pets! - We had Iguanas before Natalie was born, sectioned off 1/3 of our dining room to house them but it’s very expensive keeping them warm and lit and looking after a baby and working was more than enough for me at the time so we took the decision to drive them to Birmingham to a reptile enthusiasts’ family, they had at least 4 kids I think and more reptiles than I could count - boy did I feel weak!!! As far as I know they’re both doing well. Natalie would love to have an Iguana. :roll:

G took K home, Natalie & Alex took some ex-business stuff back and Hermionie and I tucked up on the sofa for some much needed shuteye.

Natalie spent some time on the ‘pooter, Education City - will move her up to year 3 now. Hermionie sprawled the contents of the recently tidied toy baskets over the living room floor and refused to tidy them up.

We sold some bits on eBay - Yay! - might be able to pay the mortgage this month!

Watched Eastenders (Nooooooo, must not get sucked in again!), Shrek on BBC3 and Natalie did some more bonding with the sticky’s.

Monday 18th

Alex started the day by going to the CAB to try and sort our finances out, came home slighly pi**ed off about them not totally understanding the debts we have ahead of us and then spent the best chunk of the day getting stressed and grumpy making phone-calls to lots of people who like be rude, arrogant, self righteous and like to give conflicting advice so we end up not really knowing where to turn…..and breeeeeaaaaath.

Despite previous paragraph, I have had quite a nice easy day today, it’s all to easy for me to get all worked up and flustered when we’re rushing round trying to fill the days up with supposedly interesting and educationally informative day trips, endless trips to get food in and errand running. I would love to just spend a few weeks at home, apart from the odd trip to the local shops so we don’t starve, it would be nice to just all get on with life together in some nice weather at home and in the garden. Kids would get bored too easily I fear unless said weeks are 28C all the time and the swimming pool is constantly filled!

Natalie drew a lovely picture of a tree, watched MegaMaths (which she enjoys, so she says - hope some of it is retained!) on CBBC2, managed to complete the last 6 (yes 6, but they were all too easy really) pages of MME  :mrgreen:  and 1 page of EME.

I’m glad I’ve chosen a different set of books for what would technically be Natalie’s Year 3 (Letts books, now moving away from DK), I think the DK books are sometimes a little too simple, (I know they’re only meant as a backup for parents to do at home with kids!) the Letts ones seem to be more in depth, hopefully more of a base curriculum, without it actually being a curriculum or us even wanting to follow a curricuclum,  :???:  although I have still got CiMT MEP Maths on a kind of standby - I love the look of this and would have to start Natalie off at the beginning so we don’t miss any of the concepts, I think what’s stopping me from actually putting it into place is the committment it would take, the 1hour everyday at the table to keep it going, we like being a bit free-er than that….we’ll see, it wouldn’t hurt to use it as a back-up to the Letts stuff I suppose, so we can attack Maths from a different angle.

Natalie also verbally ‘reviewed’ the stash of R’ose Impey’ library books we got a few weeks ago, she says she has read them all so many times now she is bored with them. Guess we’re off to the library tomorrow to stock up then.

Hermionie has been watching Something Special and doing lots of the actions (albeit in her own way), I spent some time playing with her in her room, emptying the toy box and discovering long-lost forgotten toys and then she was watching Animal Park. She managed to have a nap on the sofa today (I resisted the urge to join her!), we woke her up to pop to the local shops in dire need of some bacon (Mmmmmmm) for bacon & onion sandwiches - yum! (sorry to all vegetarian readers).

Natalie spent some of her birthday money on sweets and Doctor Who stickers and despite completing the all too-easy money sums this morning, failed to demonstrate this in person when she needed to give the shop-lady £1.05 and having about £1.27 in her pocket just gave the lady the lot and expected her to sort it out. Ho Hum….

I managed to sort out the toy boxes in living room. (I’ve been stuffing the toys away in them for months now, hoping the 10’s and 100’s of different bits would all band together and jump into a box and label themselves). Had to run the tumbler (twice) - us being around and in the good weather hasn’t coincided with each other lately!, Hate having to run it and feel guilty when I do, must do more recycling! Also had to add a few drops of Lavender Essential Oil to get rid of the damp-pile-of-washing-sitting-round-for-five-days smell.

Kids also played with our homemade playdoh, we had some up on eBay for a while, can’t get over how people bought it - it’s sooooo easy to make and lasts ages. (stored in an old plastic tub with airtight lid - I have had Shop-bought brand Play-doh go hard even in this!) Natalie loves making the playdoh but there’s only so much you need!

All watched Neighbours (even though Alex claims to hate it!) and the kids and I had much fun playing with the Ello that NanP picked up at the car boot on Saturday. I still want some proper lego though!

Kids have gone to bed, Alex is laptopping and eBaying, I’m blogging, reading (and actually de-lurking at long last) other’s blogs, and resisting the temptation to put a babyticker on my blog (way to soon!) and we’re watching Charmed Season 5 (borrowed all the Charmed from S, who hasn’t yet got her mitts on Season’s 6, 7 & 8 Grrrr.

Father’s Day

Oops, forgot my Dad (sorry, I didn’t really forget you! :oops: ), oh c**p and GDad P :oops: (hate having to submit to Card-Company holidays! :evil: ), scrambled a card for Alex’s Dad, Natalie made a card for Alex at Brownies (phew!) and she wrote lots of sentiments on bits of paper and decorated the fireplace with them, I managed to blag tickets to HMS Warrior (again) for a VIP 20th Celebration of it’s Homecoming, so thats’ my pressie to him on Father’s Day, a day of being stuck with us (again!) in close-confinement - just what he wanted!. Won the tickets in a Solent East Families Magazine competition. I’m gonna start entering more competitions, have had a small streak of luck with the ones I have entered, as long as they’re competitions to win tickets for the Warrior, we’ll be OK.

Before we set off to the Warrior, we managed to sneak in Doctor Who: Confidential, much needed by Alex and I to sort out the whole Captain Jack thing, he was quite dark in TorchWood (which we didn’t rate much ‘cos the whole big-season-storyline entwined in the week-to-week monster thing just wasn’t there), he’s quite different in Doctor Who.

We got to the Warrior (not raining - yay!) and had to have tea and eat (every 2 hours or so for me - so annoying, I hate having to eat at the best of times, the most I can manage is skipping brekkie & lunch, eating dinner (which Alex usually cooks!) and picking a bit of choccie in the evening. Now with a baby in tow if I don’t keep up the food intake I get nauseous- Nature’s Way I guess!)), kids played in the soft play area (free! - Yay!).

We declined the tour of the Warrior because I don’t think we’d play well with the others who would probably like to actually be able to ‘hear’ the tour-person, so we toured it ourselves, picking up snippets of info from the enthusiasts and sailors on board. Kids played some Victorian kids games, watched some knot-tying and rope-making, listened to a story about 2 victorian boys who didn’t have such a nice life, ‘fired’ the canons a few hundred times, spotted the 3 mice in the Stores Room, there, there and there, spotted the Rat in the Engine Room, there and got the heebie-duba-jeebies in the coal/fire deck (again!). Joined in with a ‘toast’ to the Warrior, checked out top deck and left to eat again! Not so impressed this time, guess it’s still quite fresh from last time.

Kids played for a long time in the (free!) Soft-Play area (again!) and made friends with two slightly older Polish girls, they all played, tag, hide & seek and other far-too-energetic-for-me games till all their cheeks turn red and they were sweating! We managed to blow the money we saved on the entrance fees, by buying the kids a wooden sword and shield each (Edward II shield and Officer’s Dress Sword) - both were very excited!

I nearly fell asleep in the car in the way back, but conversations about the ‘trash mountain’ by us managed to keep me in the waking world, apparently I should know everything, always. The trash mountain was closed to being dumped on anymore, a few years back and since then the trucks have been dropping soil, flattening and doing other stuff I don’t know yet. We hear it’s going to be a Country Park soon - should be interesting.

Hermionie did however fall asleep in the car so she and I (not grammatically correct - I think - sue me! (everyone else is!!)) I got to have a lovely sleepy cuddle with her on the sofa - why do kids sweat so much when they’re asleep? Natalie and Alex made pizza bases and chopped lots of lovely foods and when Hermionie & I woke, we all decorated the pizzas, cooked them and ate them! - Yum, yum, yum. Alex & I got attacked by sword-weiling over-exiteable girlies, we all had baths and decided to just go to bed, no laptops, no tv, just sleep. Nite. :lol:

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and also blah with writing properly, in short:

Raining.

Went to visit Carbootopia - Not Very Good.

Met up NanP & GDad P, Nan P spoiled kids with CarBoot bargains, including a big bag of Ello for £1.

Kids stuffed strawberries.

Got home, had a small lunch and landed on S&G’s doorstep for weekly dose of BBQ food, kids socialising, screaming & scoffing their faces and DVD watching.

I played MoonSand in pairs with the kids, littlies first whilst Natalie & J played very nicely on the swings and climbing frame - I think they were playing Doctor Who & Stitch!??

Stuffed our faces on meat & salad - I’m eating for 2 now!

Most of us watched Doctor Who, will have to watch it again though (shame! (said sarcastically!)).

Kids settled down pretty quick in their sleeping bags, watching Winnie The Pooh and the Heffalumps in the evening.

Lots of reminiscing about the days of olde with S&G.

Watched Hot Fuzz…well, I missed the last 20 mins or so ‘cos I fell asleep. (ah, bless me, well OK, maybe not!).

Home and Bed. Good Day :mrgreen:

Sticky’s have arrived!

Got up a bit earlier than usual.

Alex went to Cosham (and back quicker than expected! - CAB is closed on Fridays :roll: )

The Stick-Insects arrived this morning! - Yay!

We all went out to sort a few things out:

1-Tesco (obviously!) or rather sit in the Car Park for 1/2 hour listening to Nursery Rhymes wondering when the downpour was going to stop! We got some bits (for pizza making tomorrow) and have a much needed bowl of chips ‘n salad cream with the kids and a cup of tea in their café.

2-Get the Sticky’s a new home (wish I could have found a clar plastic barrel or something but ended up shelling out dosh at Pet’s at Home. :roll:

3-Get some lino for the bathroom (’cos having a carpet in the bathroom for the past couple of years is really not hygienic!) Although it’ll probably be a while till either of us gets round to actually fitting it!

4-Stop off somewhere to get some bramble for the Sticky’s.

5-Get a Rug Doctor (or not because everyone wants one ready for the weekend).

NanP + GDadP popped in for a visit - NanP has succumbed to lure of the DS (a pink one, Natalie’s is black and mine is white - at least they’re all different colours!) but didn’t get much of a play with her new toy ‘cos GDadP found out about Solitaire on 42 All Time Game Classics :roll: .

Natalie has spent quite a bit of time DSing with her new Nintendog - bluebel, we discussed maybe keeping an observation diary, and what with arrival of the sticky’s, she should have something to write about - it’s for a bit of handwriting/writing practice.

Alex managed to get quite a few bits up on ebay to help tide us over, he should be car-booting tomorrow but we’ll see about the weather situation before committing to converting the car to car-boot mode!

Both kids picked up empty cardboard fruit boxes in Tesco, so obviously they have kept them more entertained than the mountain of toys they have ever could.

We were ordered to cook turkey legs before they ‘go off’ (don’t ask!) so turkey for dinner again then.

Got kids off to bed, Hermionie went more than willingly, she gave me a big cuddle and kiss and toddled off on her own up the stairs (bless her :mrgreen: ).

Alex tucked in her no trouble. As long as I say I’ll be up soon it’s really not a problem for her, I pop up about 15 minutes later and kiss her goodnight and tuck her in (because men seem incapable of tucking kids in and women are freaks for doing it every-time they check on the kids knowing full well 2 minutes after they’ve walked out the door, said kid turns over and wrenches covers out from underneath them, stretches arms and legs out, more covers wrenched out, turns over again and ends up entangled in cover quite comfortably, which then winds women up because said kids has just been tucked in all nicely!!! Woman then proceeds to repeat tucking in process and then runs out of kids bedroom so she can’t see them wrenching out of the covers again :mrgreen: ) and turn on glo-bear, la-la, the hanging moon-play-a-tune-thing and pink bear-who-plays-an-endless-tune.

Natalie went to bed armed with DS again.

Alex and I decided to watch Saw II and Saw III, yuck & double yuck!!

Going up now, will try to sleep …. don’t watch any of the saw films - yuk!

Quiet Thursday

OK, no more lie-ins! I promise……..I’ve been knackered practically all of the time for the past 2 weeks (at least now I know why. :wink: )

I don’t do pregnancy well (does anyone?), as I may have mentioned before - yes I know it’s early days - but it does amaze me how quick the ’symptoms’ set-in.

Nothing, NOTHING will usually get me out of my bed in the middle of the night (except a screaming child in obvious pain/fear/need-of-help - and even then Alex usually gets there first!) but I HAVE to get up and pee at 4am :roll: or I’m gonna wet the bed.

Eventually woke (after weird dreams - again a pregnancy thing with me, or possible down to watching SAW last night - yuk!) and came down to find Natalie working on MME, :shock: she had completed 3 pages with Alex’ help and I helped with the 4th - not too much to go now - I’m sure she’ll sail through the rest.

Hermionie had been playing with her ELC fairies and her stone collection (well there’s only 3 but she has a fascination with these 3 stones??).We all had lunch, Alex & I had soup (out of a tin - I wish I had the time/enthusiasm/know-how insert-any-other-excuse-here to make my own from scratch! So yes, I had Parsnip soup and Alex had Tomato - Natalie managed 1/2 tbsn of tomato and 1/4 tbsn of parsnip (which apparently tastes like dog poo vomit!!!), Hermionie wouldn’t play ball and because her sister had kicked up a stink about trying the soup, she simply point-blank refused, which really annoys me ‘cos usually she will at least try it and then declare that ‘like it more’ - which actually means she doesn’t like it :evil:

Alex decided to try and fix the loft-installation of WinXP (I tried to help, but got bored!) - whyohwhyohwhy on earth do people insist on using crappy windowze Windows??? - Does anybody know the record time for WinXP running WITHOUT mysteriously losing one of it’s dll files???? - Oh, on the subject of ‘puters - have you seen Mac OS X Leopard - due Out in October - Now that’s an operating system (just hope they iron out all the ‘lil bugs before releasing 10.5.0. :lol:

Natalie was ‘watching over’ Hermionie, she got her up on the sofa with her ‘nonny’ and blanket and put a non-stop-bumper show of Charlie & Lola on for her - Hermionie resisted the urge to sleep though!!!

Natalie has also been on Education City a lot today, I think she’s pretty much covered the Year 2 stuff in English, Maths & Science and some French and needs to move onto Year 3, I’ll get the reports and see how she’s done and maybe move her up next week. Hermionie has also been munching her way through the Strawberries we picked yesterday - just had to remind her shut the fridge, she looks like she’s been in a horror movie!!!

Natalie had Brownies today - A&N were both there today and she got hugged-to-death by A, they played games today, nothing too constructive - she had a good time and brought Alex’ Fathers Day Card home - must remember to help Hermionie sort something out.I managed to tidy the kid’s rooms today (Hermionie is a world expect in trashing her sisters room!) and sort of tidy the back garden up, play around with wordpress stuff (again - without breaking it - yay!), catch up on emails and de-register from the huge amount of cra**y emails I get, fill in a couple of surveys, ‘help’ Alex with dinner, play with Hermionie and her Little People and then the ‘amools’ (small collection of rubber dinosaurs, fish, snakes, frogs and other animals we have) whilst Natalie was at Brownies - Love getting time 1-on-1 with both girls, without the other one demanding attention, Hermionie especially is very well behaved and very cute and sweet when she is 1-on-1 with me…..that’s it, run out of steam - nite.

…and they both have 2 pink lines!

OK, so when S dropped K off yesterday I was slightly occupied in the bathroom peeing on my hands. The tests they give you are a small target for a full morning bladder!!! but anyway….

I’m pregnant :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin:

Baby 4 on it’s way, 2 sticks with 2 pink lines - usually takes more to convince me but with the backache, nausea, can’t brush teeth without vomiting, no brain, dizzy feelings that set in almost right on cue this morning and the lack of the monthly I can (hopefully) say I’m pregnant, but Shhhhhh, don’t tell anyone! :mrgreen:

Hermionie decided to empty her entire wardrobe and drawers to get herself dressed again this morning. :shock: Alex wasn’t too happy but it got him to get up earlier than usual. :wink: Me, I wasn’t moving, I don’t do pregnancy well so I stayed in bed. :wink:

Once I was up, we watched some CBBC, Natalie made a puppet show and was trying to get Bob The Bear to be a puppet?

We went out to sort some other bits out, picked strawberries at the local strawberry-picking farm, kids couldn’t resist stuffing! We went the equestrian place on the hill to see about a pony club for horse-mad Natalie, sadly it clashes with Brownies, so we sought another nearby where we got to look at the horses (girlies in heaven!!!), they were very friendly there and although no pony-club (nearest decent one is 20 miles away apparantly!), they do special days throughout school holidays and there’s always the lessons option, have to save pennies and see if we can manage something, otherwise we’ll just have to pop up every-nown-and-again to leer at the horses. :lol:

Dropped form in about Hermionie’s pre-school, hope they still have places left!

Came home feeling knackered - already!! Kids played outside, then watched Neighbours with Natalie, Alex made kids Dinner, kids played, Natalie on G5, Hermionie with tunnel & Bob. Kids to bed (Natalie with DS) - she has been down to inform us of her 3rd puppy. :roll: Me blogginga & adding to the blogroll, Alex watching SAW - Yuk!, more Charmed - season 5 and now off to bed.

Nite.

P.S. - Have a widget (already) on the laptop that calculates baby 4 arriving on 19th Feb 2008.

Play Days

K came to visit us again today, Hermionie wasn’t in much of a sharing mood. :roll: 3 girlies played with Hermionie’s ‘Little People’ collection that I made asked DH to get that has a nes home in my huuuuge wicker hamper.  They also played in the garden, listened to some nursery rhymes and other songs, watched half of Happy Feet and had a desruction playing session in Hermionie’s Room! G came to get K (who had made up her mind she wanted to stay here forever - bless!) and he and Alex gassed about making loadsa-money somehow…..

We all skipped promply out the door when G&K left to do a few bits.  We popped into a prospective pre-school for Hermionie, she says she wants to go to ‘my skool’ so I asked her why she wanted to go to pre-school, ‘do work’ she said, what what I asked ‘babbits’ she said - nuff said! The place looked good, bigger than the other one I have her down for (whi seems way too highly regarded by OFSTED :lol: and a lot free-er, the kids can choose between the activities going on rather than having a structured day, with singing and stories toward the end of the session to ‘calm’ the littlies down. Hermionie loved the look of the outside area, lots to play with equipment and grass. (again,no grass in the other one) Natalie wants to go here too, she couldn’t understand why pre-school kids get to learn through play while when she was at school they had to learn through sit-down-be-quiet-heads-down-don’t-talk-don’t-ask-for-help, OK, no, no fair, Reception was great,lots of play based activities, kitchen/home role playing corners, sand & water etc, the transition to Yr 1 was c**p non-existent, I spent the whole of the Summer holiday prior to Yr 1 not knowing which class she would be in, where to take her and line-up in the morning, Natalie had a vague recollection that she had met her new teacher but again, no letters home. :evil: Natalie is quite bitter when it comes to her school experience.

So yes, errands done, home for Shepherds Pie, kids to bed and Charmed and laptops - sad life eh?

In search of the Good Life

Had an important business letter to drop off at Petersfield, we drove the back way up, missed the llamas though - forgot the road was going to be closed. I love taking the scenic route - Motorways are sooo boring!. On this particular back route we can usually see, llamas, chickens, sheep, cows, horses, ducks, geese, rabbits, an eerie-looking small church on a hill, Alex’ favourite barn conversion and my favourite collection of trees. (’cos of how the light changes through the year, although there aren’t actually that many trees, in the right light, the ground covering looks like a carpet of trees that go on for ever!) Only problem us that during Summer (if that’s we’re calling it?) all the trees/bushes/shrubs etc and other green things have grown so much that the animal-type-good-things-to-see can’t be seen, so it’s just a view of green things, which is ok, but I wanted to see the animal. :mad:

Natalie spent much time in the car DSing, she has 2 puppies on Nintendogs now and is doing very well in the agility tests so is earning lots of money and now wants a 3rd dog. She also has a kitten on Bratz Rock Angelz for DS. Hermionie was being very sweet in the car, pointing out the things she could see and having conversations with herself which promptlyceased when I turned round or she caught sight of Alex in the rear-view-baby-mirror.

After doing the necessary in Petersfield, we drove to somewhere North of Petersfield, Steep I think, I didn’t have the Ordnance Survey Maps on me (’cos I’m superfreak and like to carry the 5, yes 5! maps I have with me incase we end up anywhere they’d be useful, but since I got a freak for this (ahem, DH :sad: ) I don’t carry them round anymore and we could have done with them today - HA!) so I couldn’t figure out where we were but it was a lovely looking green jungly-looking-type valley in the middle of nowhere……..no words to describe, will have to photo next time.

We ended on a tetley tea-tour of our end of the SouthDowns area looking for Farm Shops where we might be able to buy eggs and things - Nada, not one, most of the farms we found were either closed, dried up years ago or clearly crops farms. :sad:

Eventually came home after needing more petrol :oops: had dinner and Alex watched The wild with the kids while I sorted some bits out on the G5.

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