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Mission Accomplished
Jun. 19th, 2003 11:41 amI visited the baby clinic this morning and successfully obtained a list of mother and toddler groups in the Feltham area. Bea and Ryan need a little more company than just me now, so it had to be done. There seem to be plenty to choose from, each charging £1 or 50p per toddler (covering tea, biscuits and a drink for each child). I'll probably start with the one that meets on Thursday mornings in the High Street library. If that isn't working out I'll find another one. And, yes, I definitely have mixed feelings about going along.
Whilst we were there, the usual weighing took place :
Beatrice : 23lb 14oz (10.83kg)
Ryan : 22lb 3oz (10.08kg)
And, yes, if you check against last month's figures, they are actually lighter. This is caused by the difference between the summer wear (to deal with still-present heat) and the heavy cord dungarees that they wore last time.
My other news is far from gripping. I caught an advert on CBeebies announcing that Storytime next week will be read by the EastEnders cast (the actors of Kat, Ian, Martin, Sonia and Roy from the looks of it). And Tesco still aren't stocking chocolate pots.
A cooking question - does anyone know a good recipe for spaghetti carbonara ? It doesn't have to be traditional (ie. versions that use cream are more than acceptable).
Whilst we were there, the usual weighing took place :
Beatrice : 23lb 14oz (10.83kg)
Ryan : 22lb 3oz (10.08kg)
And, yes, if you check against last month's figures, they are actually lighter. This is caused by the difference between the summer wear (to deal with still-present heat) and the heavy cord dungarees that they wore last time.
My other news is far from gripping. I caught an advert on CBeebies announcing that Storytime next week will be read by the EastEnders cast (the actors of Kat, Ian, Martin, Sonia and Roy from the looks of it). And Tesco still aren't stocking chocolate pots.
A cooking question - does anyone know a good recipe for spaghetti carbonara ? It doesn't have to be traditional (ie. versions that use cream are more than acceptable).
