It’s been another week where life has got in the way to my photo taking….I’ve literally not had a spare second, but I like to be busy so that’s not a bad thing.
I’m still in denial that Easter is next weekend, this term has zipped by at a crazy speed, and been as wonderful as it’s been exhausting. I think we’re completely at our limit with extra curricular activities and stretched so thin out of school time that we’re all in desperate need of a break, but the girls are doing so well at school, especially little Sydney who never fails to surprise me with her determination and creativity and I can Hannah’s confidence growing day by day. Zak as always is my challenge, if anyone has advice for dealing with bright, restless 8 year olds let me know..
One of the funny things about having slightly older children are the things you find lying around the house that you had no idea existed. Sometimes when everyone is out I spend a quick five minutes walking around looking for little scribbles. This week I discovered that Zak has been practising writing in Roman numerals….
I have no idea what this is about….but i’m quite impressed with the writing!
Life is never dull, that’s for sure.
Heh heh I love the little notes that I find around the house – really random things. I’ve started leaving daft pictures on post it notes around in Kit and Ozzys bedrooms just to freak them out back!
Roo has taken to carrying a notebook and pen with her wherever she goes to jot down little things – not that I’m allowed to read what is in there. I’m intrigued to see why he was writing the Roman numerials
Haha the messages are too cute. Very cryptic though 😉
Life is never dull when you are a parent you are so right, my eldest is just learning to write and i am looking forward for notes like that :0
We have just moved house and while cleaning the old place I found some odd stuff that I had stopped noticing – there was a pencil drawing of a horse stuck low down on our bedroom door with the word ‘one’ written under it – no idea why! And an arrow with ‘to the cave’ scribbled on it stuck to a skirting board with blu tack!
Oh haha! I love that second note – I wonder what that was all about?! Tom is only just learning to write, but he keeps notebooks stashed all over the place for practicing writing in, both stories and pictures. I found one the other day called ‘The Story That No-One Liked’ which made me giggle.
Hoep you all have a fab easter and get the break that it sounds like you need! xx
Hehe Roman Numeral love notes! So cool 🙂
I can’t wait till Sophie starts doing things like that – so sweet 🙂