Once that was over (ouch), I settled in and enjoyed my little family and made the most of enforced rest.
Obsessed with painted cane and wicker furniture. Hello turquoise!
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Practicing fine motor skills (while secretly trying to work out if Hamish is a lefty or a righty). He's excellent with tongs. Definitely a BBQer of the future.
Editing the next issue of Multiplied. Yes, my babies. I know. But they're such compliant models. Didn't even kick up a fuss when I tied scarves around their necks.
Rocky rollin' - this kid is a rock-star.
Making shoe rainbows and singing, "I can sing a shoe rainbow, sing a shoe rainbow, sing a shoe rainbow tooooooo".
Unnecessary gratuitous cuteness
Swimming lessons - thank goodness for heated pools. It's really chilly this winter, and I adore it. Now if only I could convince T we needed to install a fireplace.
Out of the Box Children's Festival - newsreaders and newsshredders of the future?
Cooking from my trusty collection of Donna Hay cookbooks and mags. She's fab.
Oh Jen, you poor thing! I actually popped over here yesterday to see if I'd missed any of your posts. Hope you weren't in hospital too long and it wasn't too painful :( Your boys are so gorgeous, I know I say it every time I comment, but they are :) Love the swimming photo. What's 'Multiplied'? Do you write for it or something? x
ReplyDeleteHello Amanda! Happy Monday. Appendicitis is revolting: I don't recommend it. Not at all. My bounce-back-ability has been somewhat hindered by age, exhaustion, and toddler taming too, I suspect. Multiplied is a magazine I launched late last year for parents of twins, triplets and higher order multiples. Why not add more work to the pile, hey! Have a gorgeous week xxx
DeleteOuch, you poor thing. I had mine out about 9-10 years ago, so pre-kids! I was able to go home and do absolutely nothing. Either way it's not much fun.
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