Froglet
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All I have to say is that it’s half-term (sorry to those that don’t get one). It’s 9pm and I’ve just woken up. I’m going to give myself a couple of days then let myself go to see my bubble buddies (mum and dad).
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That made me laugh out loud - look at what is covering my knees right now!
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Matching balaclava and sock sets now there’s a thought!
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That would be lovely - am not the speediest of makers though!
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Plus... if the kitchen achieves some sort of state of tidiness I might make chocolate brownies later or macaroni cheese or both!
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Am all for helping Sunnyday to develop her skills... current state of socks:
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I'm ok - just tired! It's half-term in a week though! 😀 Plus the socks are so pretty! 😉
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Please don't say that! It isn't, I truly believe that at the moment everything is hard for everyone in different ways. We all just need to borrow strength from each other!
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So very pleased to hear that!
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Hello all, Just wanted to send you all lots of love - at the moment I feel a bit guilty for not being in an EY setting with all you have to deal with, trust me you are very definitely valued and appreciated by me! I am just exhausted - I'm in school full time, teaching all day to the 21 children in my class in school and delivering remote learning to the children at home. Plus this week my governor school had Ofsted so I've done the governor interviews for that. Today I am focusing on fun stuff (reading, knitting my latest pair of socks) and the necessary (sleeping as needed and restoring order to the kitchen - it's been a while since I did any dishes...) I'm also trying to think of some fun virtual stuff I could do with my niblings over half-term; the lockdown side of things is affecting them more than me (in some respects my day to day life isn't that different) and they need some things to look forward to. Take care everyone.
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Well, I’ve done laundry, 2 weeks of menu planning, a supermarket trip, lunch and dishes. I was going to work the rest of the day (the TDL is beyond epic) but am very tempted to cut my losses for today and resign myself to a busy day tomorrow. I’ll have to log on anyway to upload my remote learning so it wouldn’t exactly be a school free day.
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No grandchildren but one of the children in my class asked to go to the toilet for the first time ever in school this week!
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Happy birthday!
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Not on the basis of anything else that has happened!
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I switched my alarm off this morning and slept till I woke - I so needed that! I have decided to swap my working days this weekend as I’m not sure my brain will function in any useful way today! I have lots of home jobs to do as well but to be honest apart from catching up on the washing up and taking the festive tree to be recycled I’m going to focus on crafting - I need a proper break today.
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Perfect Zigzag. Yesterday Iq received a surprise present of a box of ‘Kind cards for unkind days’. A collection of things to make you smile written and decorated by children. One of my favourites so far is “Imagine you’re driving the bat mobile” Take care all.
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I will try to find the guidance. My memory is that in the summer it changed to say only one parent had to be a key worker.
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I just made miniature apple pies with Christmas leftovers. They even have surprise marzipan in them.
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Happy New Year from me too. I wish all of you peace at heart with all that you do this next year and hope that you find many things that make you "smile up to your eyes" as my niece used to say. With my love.
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Only Tesco’s, it was ridiculously busy today.
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Sunnyday and Panders I would just like to reassure that there are no adverse effects so far - I am rationing myself!
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I was given a liquorice selection box for Christmas and I have discovered that chewing a tough piece of liquorice is really helping to relax the tension in my jaws - that's my excuse anyway!
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I was given a liquorice selection box for Christmas and I have discovered that chewing a tough piece of liquorice is really helping to relax the tension in my jaws - that's my excuse anyway!
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Probably not to all of those. I think it’s just tension headaches - have become very conscious of how much I’m clenching my teeth and hunching my shoulders at the moment!
