Enjoy your Wednesday.
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Helping the Neighbour
One of our neighbours is an independently living 91 year old woman. She loves gardening and loves her outside 1/4 arce section looking tidy.
So she has had this space with some pruned branches lying around for ages. Every day we would see her ourside in the cool of the summers days, cutting herself some firewood.
On this particular day DH was home and thought that he would go and help, take Hayden with him.
This is what helping the neighbour looks like. Just bear in mind that Hayden operates at about a 2 1/2 year old so the mimicing of Dad is just perfect. Notice the gloves and the smile on my two boys faces.
Our neighbour was so greatful that now she will have something to start her little fire with when winter arrives.
So she has had this space with some pruned branches lying around for ages. Every day we would see her ourside in the cool of the summers days, cutting herself some firewood.
On this particular day DH was home and thought that he would go and help, take Hayden with him.
This is what helping the neighbour looks like. Just bear in mind that Hayden operates at about a 2 1/2 year old so the mimicing of Dad is just perfect. Notice the gloves and the smile on my two boys faces.
Our neighbour was so greatful that now she will have something to start her little fire with when winter arrives.
Monday Menu 12 April
Monday Beef wraps
Tuesday Meatballs and spaghetti
Wednesday Crockpot curry.
Thursday Healthy Nachos
Fridays Spicy Beef Taco
Saturday falafels, rice and salad
Sunday Leftovers
Have a great week.
Tuesday Meatballs and spaghetti
Wednesday Crockpot curry.
Thursday Healthy Nachos
Fridays Spicy Beef Taco
Saturday falafels, rice and salad
Sunday Leftovers
Have a great week.
Friday, 9 April 2010
Fridays Interview
This friday I interviewed my DS2. He is just 6 years old.
If you could have one super power what would that be?
To throw people around? (with actions to demonstrate)
What wa the last movie you saw at the theatre?
Fantastic Mr Fox
How do you get to school.
by car
What is your favourite song?
My timestables.
What do you like to eat for lunch?
Apples and grapes.
What was the nicest thing you have done lately for someone in your family?
I did the dishes.
What chore did you do last?
Clean the fridges water holder.
What is your favourite joke?
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To cut the corner. ??????
Where would you like to go on holidays next?
To Seaworld and to a Jonas concert.
What makes you mad?
When McKenzie does something not nice to me.
If you could have one super power what would that be?
To throw people around? (with actions to demonstrate)
What wa the last movie you saw at the theatre?
Fantastic Mr Fox
How do you get to school.
by car
What is your favourite song?
My timestables.
What do you like to eat for lunch?
Apples and grapes.
What was the nicest thing you have done lately for someone in your family?
I did the dishes.
What chore did you do last?
Clean the fridges water holder.
What is your favourite joke?
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To cut the corner. ??????
Where would you like to go on holidays next?
To Seaworld and to a Jonas concert.
What makes you mad?
When McKenzie does something not nice to me.
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Shoes Makeith the Woman
Shoes makeith the woman ......well the girl in this case. As my little, or not so little, girl heads quickly towards an age with double digits I am forced to think about how to help her fit in but to my modest set of rules. Of course with little girls that usually has something to do with how they look.
As McKenzie is tiny in size and that means she fits clothes of little girls two years younger than her. It has not been a problem until a move of school and trying to find new friends forced me to sit back and look at what was being asked of me. Luckily McKenzie is not label conscience and so I am able to fulfill what is needed without spending a small fortune.
So off to my favourite on line shop for little girls and with just a few dollars spent one well loved pair of shoes ready to be worn.
As McKenzie is tiny in size and that means she fits clothes of little girls two years younger than her. It has not been a problem until a move of school and trying to find new friends forced me to sit back and look at what was being asked of me. Luckily McKenzie is not label conscience and so I am able to fulfill what is needed without spending a small fortune.
So off to my favourite on line shop for little girls and with just a few dollars spent one well loved pair of shoes ready to be worn.
Of course I need to scrapbook this moment so here it is.
The credits for this page can be found here at Nuts4Digi.
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Monday Menu 6 April
Here is my menu
Monday Crockpot - steak and kidney
Tuesday Stirfry sweet and sour sauce
Wednesday Dahl and pita bread
Thursday chicken and fruit rice salad
Friday Hamburgers
Saturday flaffels, rice and salad
Sunday left overs
Monday Crockpot - steak and kidney
Tuesday Stirfry sweet and sour sauce
Wednesday Dahl and pita bread
Thursday chicken and fruit rice salad
Friday Hamburgers
Saturday flaffels, rice and salad
Sunday left overs
Saturday, 3 April 2010
Questions for my Daughter
Here are the questions I asked. DD is 9 years old.
Who is the smartest person you know?
Me because I can answer all my timetales better than Andre and Hayden
What is your Dad really good at?
At cricket bowling and kicking at rugby ball.
What can you do better than Dad?
I can run faster and wack the ball higher in cricket.
What did Dad and you do together that you will never forget?
Playing games in the front yard.
How are you like Mum?
We both have messy spaces sometimes and like privacy in the shower.
How old is Mum?
43
How tall is Dad?
3 meters
What is one thing that Mum is always saying?
Please clean your room.
Where would you like to go on your next holiday?
To Disneyland.
How different are you from Mum?
Mum is taller, she has shorter hair and she wears different sized clothes.
And here she is my DD
Who is the smartest person you know?
Me because I can answer all my timetales better than Andre and Hayden
What is your Dad really good at?
At cricket bowling and kicking at rugby ball.
What can you do better than Dad?
I can run faster and wack the ball higher in cricket.
What did Dad and you do together that you will never forget?
Playing games in the front yard.
How are you like Mum?
We both have messy spaces sometimes and like privacy in the shower.
How old is Mum?
43
How tall is Dad?
3 meters
What is one thing that Mum is always saying?
Please clean your room.
Where would you like to go on your next holiday?
To Disneyland.
How different are you from Mum?
Mum is taller, she has shorter hair and she wears different sized clothes.
And here she is my DD
The credits are found here at Nuts4Digi
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Life has it's little surprises.
As my loyal blog readers would know my DS1, Hayden, is disabled. Amoung many of the things that challenge his life, is his ability to socialise and make friends. This does not seem to be an issue to him and we don't necessarily add it to the long list of other things that already are significant challenges.
Anyway this little challenge means that he has no play dates or sleep overs or other invitations like other children. He does not know that this happens for others so not a problem. It was the biggest surprise then, when I get this phone call, out of the blue, from the parent of a child in Haydens special class inviting him to the birthday party of their son. Well you could have knocked me over with a feather. This is a first ever moment in Haydens after life that he has had such an invite. (The after life is opposed the life he had before he suffered his medical event). I am pleased that this mother thinks that Hayden is friendly with her son. Hayden was very excited to see he had got a letter in the post inviting him.
I guess that this will be a moment to remember.
Life is full of unexpected little surprises.
Here is a page I made. It might just explain how Hayden has no social skills.
Anyway this little challenge means that he has no play dates or sleep overs or other invitations like other children. He does not know that this happens for others so not a problem. It was the biggest surprise then, when I get this phone call, out of the blue, from the parent of a child in Haydens special class inviting him to the birthday party of their son. Well you could have knocked me over with a feather. This is a first ever moment in Haydens after life that he has had such an invite. (The after life is opposed the life he had before he suffered his medical event). I am pleased that this mother thinks that Hayden is friendly with her son. Hayden was very excited to see he had got a letter in the post inviting him.
I guess that this will be a moment to remember.
Life is full of unexpected little surprises.
Here is a page I made. It might just explain how Hayden has no social skills.
The credits can be found here at Weeds and Wildflowers
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