Katanya I'm fine thanks, just very limited physically atm which is very frustrating. Twice a week to the hospital now too which is a drag. Is it for work or just for a break for you/socialization for Felix that you were thinking about childcare? Lola went at 2 and Ruth at 6 months, for about a year each, and they were fine & enjoyed it. Had to work full time at the time. I looked at different places & picked the ones with the best 'vibe'. Going with your gut sounds good to me. Haven't even looked into playgroup yet for Angus, very slack, but he has his sisters, & it looks like we'll start doing some stuff with AMBA. Good on you for researching the immunizations. By separating do you mean just having one at a time?
Kathryn sounds like Andrew did well with his pressies. Wonder what your news is, hmmm. A shopping trip for clothes sounds great, some nice gear will give your confidence a boost. I'm waiting til after these babies come to sort out my wardrobe, but I don't have any pants that will stay up any more :-s
Michelle Jordan sounds like she was very mature introducing herself like that. Yes we are a bit pet crazy, but they're all nice and spoiled & live in the house as family members, & we all get a lot of pleasure from them. The toy sale sounds scary, I'm not even going to look in the catalogue! How lovely to have had a mad cleaning day, my spirit is willing but my flesh can't cope, lol.
Ambah good luck at the Target sale. Yep, same dream for me with the house full of pets and kids. We're working towards adding a puppy next year, and a couple of chooks. Poor Aidyn with his teeth. ikwym about long overdue naps, we've been having lots of those lately. Hope you had a nice time out with the girls.
Michelle they love toilet paper at all ages don't they. Angus loves to unravel it and we roll it back up again.
Angus had his first little injury involving blood yesterday, climbed on something in his room and fell off, don't know if it was the chair or the little table, and bit his lip. Nothing too serious, but you know what it's like when you have to mop up all the blood first to see the tiny little cut it's coming from.
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