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All my productive plans for the weekend have disappeared in dozing - please tell me not to feel guilty, that clearly I needed it!

I have, though, also fixed the washing machine!

Am pondering scones for tea. I made a mini baguette yesterday - it looked 'interesting'!!

Also, just wondering if any of you lovely friends would be up for a little ideas sharing around activities for 2-3 year olds? I am out of practice (and have never worked with children that young). 

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On 18/02/2024 at 15:47, Froglet said:

All my productive plans for the weekend have disappeared in dozing - please tell me not to feel guilty, that clearly I needed it!

I have, though, also fixed the washing machine!

Am pondering scones for tea. I made a mini baguette yesterday - it looked 'interesting'!!

Also, just wondering if any of you lovely friends would be up for a little ideas sharing around activities for 2-3 year olds? I am out of practice (and have never worked with children that young). 

  • Do not feel guilty- you obviously did need it 😁  Just to add my two-pen'erth ... I've not done anyhting much for the last two days!
  • When can you come and fix mine! 😳  Just walked out to find a small pool of water in front of it. My plan is to not use it again today- and hope by tomorrow it will have fixed itself?
  • Scones are always a good idea 😊
  • Activities.... what kind are you looking for? In this house 'arts and crafts' has always been a top choice, if not that then playing tea parties- you can combine that with cooking if you are feeling kind- and do not wish to just lay on sofa whilst being given 'cups of tea and cake'  😂    Just going out for walks is possibly one of the best- either on a nice sunny day, or jumping in puddles if raining. 🌧️.

Note: arts and crafts =

  • cutting, gluing- old cards, sequines etc. (glue sticks are good as they dry quickly at this age)
  • collecting bits from a walk and making a picture
  • painting - if I'm in the mood for the mess it creates
  • felt pens seem to go down better with the younger age as they get more colour with less pressure than a pencil - but you can't take you eyes of them  for one second whilst they have a flet pen in their hands... also this does not work well if you are 'precious' about your pen lids!😂😂
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I think that sounds like an excellent plan for your washing machine. Mine had just stopped mid-cycle - I googled the error message and followed instructions!

The scones were good and I'm now enjoying a mug of proper hot chocolate before an early night.

The activities are for school rather than my niblings - will send a message to explain.

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On 18/02/2024 at 15:47, Froglet said:

All my productive plans for the weekend have disappeared in dozing - please tell me not to feel guilty, that clearly I needed it!

I have, though, also fixed the washing machine!

Am pondering scones for tea. I made a mini baguette yesterday - it looked 'interesting'!!

Also, just wondering if any of you lovely friends would be up for a little ideas sharing around activities for 2-3 year olds? I am out of practice (and have never worked with children that young). 

I'm a bit late to this...

You definitely needed some extra sleep - no doubt about that!

Activities - everything louby suggested + dough ( I would make loads) ...without knowing what exactly you are doing it is hard to know what to advise - is it just a one off session or something long term that you can purchase resources for?

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On 18/02/2024 at 18:50, Froglet said:

I think that sounds like an excellent plan for your washing machine. Mine had just stopped mid-cycle - I googled the error message and followed instructions!

The scones were good and I'm now enjoying a mug of proper hot chocolate before an early night.

The activities are for school rather than my niblings - will send a message to explain.

I feel the need to say my washing machine plan appears to have paid off... 😳 I just walked away for 24 hours, and now (touch wood) it appears to have stopped leaking, very strange!

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On 20/02/2024 at 19:19, louby loo said:

I feel the need to say my washing machine plan appears to have paid off... 😳 I just walked away for 24 hours, and now (touch wood) it appears to have stopped leaking, very strange!

That is very strange - but also very good!

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Hi sunnyday

I am shocked to report it is a sunny day here for the first time this week I think.  Gosh I am sick of the rain and wind....we had rain and wind yesterday ☹️

Had a good week thank you ..... drama free ... that's how I measure a good week these days lol

I have a weekend of dog walking and some decorating in prospect so busy but should be fun as long as the rain doesn't make a return visit 🤞

Hope you have a good weekend whatever you are up to xx

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Afternoon every one.

After a full on morning of 'arts and crafts' I am now about to lay on the sofa for a short nap!

Back to work next week, and I have mixed feelings, I'm actually looking foward to a bit of routine - but I think that's down to the awful weather at the moment.

Have a good weekend all x

 

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Hello everyone!

I have woken up to a frosty mist but there is also bright sunshine which is lovely - the mist is disappearing very quickly!

Usual busy week for me at work and nothing much exciting planned for the weekend - I'm hoping there will be some cake on the horizon somewhere!

Enjoy the weekend everyone.

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On 25/02/2024 at 18:04, Mouseketeer said:

How fast do these weekends go, is it ever going to stop raining sad

hope your 2nd half term goes well louby 🤞

To be honest the weather has been so mild my brain thinks we are now starting the summer term! 🙀😳😂!!!

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On 23/02/2024 at 10:32, SueFinanceManager said:


I have a weekend of dog walking and some decorating in prospect so busy but should be fun as long as the rain doesn't make a return visit 🤞

Hope you have a good weekend whatever you are up to xx

There’s a village in West Cumbria called ‘Prospect’.  Which bit did you decorate? 🤣🤣

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On 04/02/2024 at 22:26, Mouseketeer said:

Or the ones who had the extra HP being asked for it back  🤦‍♀️

And BINGO! I just had a memeber of staff mention Martin Lewis and holiday pay!!! I had to point out they'd all been paid the full amount - but it may go down now though. 

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On 26/02/2024 at 16:54, louby loo said:

And BINGO! I just had a memeber of staff mention Martin Lewis and holiday pay!!! I had to point out they'd all been paid the full amount - but it may go down now though. 

🤦‍♀️

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