But a mission inflatable? Hours of fun and I get to read a book.
Thursday, 8 January 2009
Holidays can be hard graft
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But a mission inflatable? Hours of fun and I get to read a book.
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the last one does look like fun!
too true ! I can read one paragrahp of my book then look up and check the tolder pool, then one para and look, one para and look ... I can do this for about forty minutes - it is a real treat :) le
Where is that pool ?
It's not Cook and Phillip is it?
Or the Ian Thorpe one?
It looks fantastic..
I'm jealous. We're not yet at the no-need-for-constant-eagle-eyed-supervision stage yet. Not for The Impossible Princess anyway. And I suspect it will be a LONG time before we reach it.
:)
I know a funny yet un-PC term about sand in bad places I like to pull out to shock people..
Are you kids booooooooooooooored yet ? ;)
Is there a Monet exhibition in Sydney? Love Monet. I'd never even considered taking kids to the art exhibition though, I'm pretty sure mine would just run around annoying people and never even see the nice pictures on the wall.
Well... I'm exhausted, but have you managed ot exhaust your kids? I doubt it!
The fateful "I can't wait to go back to school" line was actually used this week... 2 weeks to go.
Ours started back on Wednesday. Thank GOD! They were driving us, each other, and anyone within in whining range crazy. That inflatable thingy looks fun.
They were setting that inflatable up when J finished his swimming lesson on monday morning. Luckily, he didn't seem to notice because I think it would have been hard to convince him that he's too little to give it a go. He was distracted by the man who works at the concession stand and kept asking me VERY LOUDLY "why is santa at the pool?" Looks like you've been having fun!
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