Baby schedules and other preparations

[lathany]

Yesterday I finalised the Almost-Toddlers Feeding, Napping and Nappying Schedule. It had already been requested twice by each of the grannies, particularly in relation to required nappy sizes and breakfast times. Within an hour of it being sent out, various additional questions had been emailed back. Some people take their baby schedules very seriously.

Here at home, Beatrice has been given another gold star by her physiotherapist, Ryan has voted the yellow arches Boss Brick and Emily wants me to do something about the weather. Making it less thundery will do for starters.

I have also been making various holiday preparations. Game preparation (all printouts finished and Working With Children game prep finished), clothes washing and sending out emails to my fellow chalet members (one of whom is proving much more efficient than me).

Unfortunately my work meal (the colleagues I had back in 1997) has been postponed from Wednesday, so I am a little disappointed about that. Also my plans to go out for a walk (and maybe buy some dinner) have been thwarted by the storm outside.

Never mind, only three days to go before twin-dumping.

Comments

[triskellian]

I think our cats might be the only ones in the world who don't hold their people responsible for the weather. They don't have any particular problems with rain, and if it's hailing and thundering, they just take that as a good opportunity to do some serious napping ;-)

Later in life

[leathellin.livejournal.com]

Never mind, only three days to go before twin-dumping.

These posts are going to be great for twin teenage angsting later in life ;-)

Re: Later in life

[lathany.livejournal.com]

These posts are going to be great for twin teenage angsting later in life ;-)

Saves them having to make something up to angst about.