It appears that when you reach a certain age, your body will punish you if you try and carry your nine year old daughter too far. Its like my body is punishing me for
When I started this little regular feature thing, it was mostly a “AHHHH PARENTING DURING COVID IS HARD”. But since then… I guess I’m saying if a month could go by, without either the
Storm Eunice. Well. Weren’t you fun On a related note, RIP Fence. Adulting Fail of The Week Well. I’ve mostly been trying to be professional this week. (New guy at work). But taking inhalers
Well. February. Could be worse. Could still be January. Best Guess At Next Lockdown Well the good news is, Boris is basically calling time on pandemic. We’re going to be the first country to
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Its January. Still Bloody January. The Mondayiest of all months of the year. The ever present picture of floating through life that is January. And Boris is still in charge. Best Guess At Next
Its January. Still January. The Monday of the year. The ever present Monday Best Guess At Next Lockdown LoL On the same week there’s a Covid surge at the small ones school, we’re now
Oh. My. Word. Normally this would be a collection of silly things I’ve done in that week just gone, mixed in with stuff the nine year old has mentioned, as well as any thoughts,
Its January. Again. Bloody January. I miss living off the cheese and wine. In fact, the small one pretending to be a cat is again motivating me to get wine. And cheese. But mostly
At the time of writing, I am: 87% Wine. 25% Chocolate 15% Cheese 53% Cider. Maths is also on holiday, but you know. When you’re dealing with kids post Christmas, you need to expect