He sits on the floor, building his tower.
Lego is his thing at the moment.
It is a joy to watch he gets higher and higher and looks so pleased with himself.
He has decided that he doesn’t want that Lego there, so off it comes.
He pulls and pulls,
To no avail,
His face goes red
He groans, he moans
I ask whether he wants some help
He looks,
He turns his back. More
Labourer No Thanks – Thats not for me
02 Mar 2010 4 Comments
in Home Life, Work Tags: Baba, Children, Dad, Growing up, Mr L, Work
When I was younger, my parents used to drum a saying into both my sisters and my head!
“Never do the same job as us! Always do something better”
I had never really thought about this saying until Mr L and I had Baba, since then we have joked that if Baba comes along and says he wants to be a groundworker/builder like Dad we will tell him that’s fine but he needs to go to college to get a trade first, such as a carpenter, plumber etc. I always thought that this is what my parents meant – how wrong was I! More
Impressive Baba
23 Feb 2010 2 Comments
in Children, Home Life Tags: Baba, Dad, Fun, Grandparents, Growing up, Happy, Laughing, Motherhood, Mum, Nan
Baba was at Nannies today as it was a work day for Mummy. He bowled in to her house at lunch time, (as we got a few extra hours today on our own) chatting away to his granddad. He was so at peace that when I said goodbye to him, he turned around and just waved, I don’t think he even noticed that I had gone, as he was back playing with his garage straight away.
Today when I went to collect him he did a succession of things that I was very impressed with, I don’t know whether he just preforms at Nannies, or whether he has done these before in front of her, but to me they were new. More
Our Little Baby Boy!
21 Feb 2010 6 Comments
in Children, Home Life Tags: Baba, Bedtime, Dad, Family Time, Memories, Motherhood
You run around all day
Screaming and shouting
Chatting non stop, nonsense to us but a conversation to you
You are playing with this and playing with that
Building towers, crashing cars, playing football
Making tea, doing puzzles, reading books
All things that you love, More
Super Skinny Me Update 2 – Help Needed
20 Feb 2010 13 Comments
in Super Skinny Me Tags: Baba, Dad, Mr L, Weight
Well it is official, I am rubbish, totally and utterly rubbish!
I start a mission to lose weight, I had all these plans set out. What do I do I put on a pound. How rubbish is that!
I shall tell you…
RUBBISH!!!! More
Holiday’s past and future
19 Feb 2010 2 Comments
in Children, Home Life Tags: Baba, Children, Dad, Family Time, Feelings, Friends, Fun, Future, Growing up, Happy, Holidays, Laughing, Memories, Mr L, Mum, Past, Stress
We got our confirmation today for our Sun holiday, to Wales. We are going for a long weekend and I can’t wait.
Now I know it is not the most fantastic holiday in the world, but it is our first family holiday and I am so looking forward to it. We are off to a caravan park and it brings back lots of happy memories of my childhood holidays. More
Baba!
23 Jan 2010 1 Comment
in Children Tags: Baba, Children, Dad, Dog, Family, Feelings, Grandparents, Mr L, Mum, Nan, Speech, Talking, Words
Baba has always been quick of the mark, whatever you show him, he never forgets, even if he can’t do it at that time he will learn how to do it! He learnt to walk early, and he has managed to always keep Mr L and myself on our toes. However I have always had a problem with his speech, Mr L says it is an irrational problem, and it probably is, due to the fact that for the last 10 years I have worked with disabled children.
Anyway I digress, my problem has been that I don’t think he has picked up his words very quickly, and when we see other babies of his age they seem to be trying to speak more than him. Mr L says that every child has something that takes them longer to grasp and to stop worrying and I so hate it when he is right!!!! More
Time For Some Thanks
20 Jan 2010 2 Comments
in Home Life, Writing Workshop Tags: Baba, Dad, Dog, Family, Feelings, Friends, Love, Memories, Motherhood, Mr L, Mum, School, Sister, Thanks
Sleep for the Weak has posted the weekly workshop and I have chosen to do this prompt:
1. Write something to say thank you to some who has made a difference to your life, whether from your past or present.
– Inspired by the Moiderer’s ‘People I’d like to thank‘
When I first saw this I could have written a thousand thank you’s, but then I narrowed them down to just a few.
Firstly it would have to be my parents, More