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Sunday, March 02, 2008


Me, my boys and a nice newly refurbished train station, what more could a girl want from a half term holiday? Philip's vocabulary now includes coupling rods, ballast and sleepers - poor lad! Thomas the Tank Engine has to take some of the blame too.

Philip was wide eyed with excitement on the train, the morning we took him on the underground (he know these trains say mindthegap) and when in Hamleys looking at the model railway layout. I enjoyed the science museum's play area with lots of water channels and boats and Charlie loved all the people watching.

Whilst on holiday, Charlie took to waking up screaming at 12pm and not wanting to feed. Bit concerning and not too pleasant. The week after 2 little bottom teeth arrived so we're inclined to let him off. Another exciting milestone.

Charlie began having 3 mornings a week in nursery last week, leaving me free to get a few things finished and get myself and the house in a fit state to consider going back to work. This is obviously going to take a while! On the Monday I was quite disciplined and did a few useful jobs, on the Tuesday I sat down and read a book. Plans for this week include some kitchen painting, we'll see. Charlie is finding a bit difficult to settle into nursery, but they're able to distract him when he's upset so we're fairly confident he'll get there. It must be all a bit strange at first, although Philip seemed to settle very quickly.

3 Comments:

  • Aha. Been there, will be there again on Saturday on our way to Seville (via Leeds London Paris and Madrid).

    By Blogger Simon, at 12:03 pm  

  • I'm glad they're being brought up knowing about proper stuff! :-)

    By Blogger Mad, at 4:30 pm  

  • I suspect any kids of mine will be made to admire sea defences and interesting quaysides... mind you they also might get a beach (whether its a sandy one is another matter!).

    I'm unlikley to see that place as its easier just to drive to my sister's and hop on at Ebbsfleet or mum & dad for Ashford (Kent). Shame it was nice to get a SWT train up to Waterloo, walk all of about 100m to the interanational terminal ...

    By Blogger Caz, at 9:21 am  

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