Wedding Reports and a Thought for Thursday!

Nooe, not together… It’s that time of year when teachers around the UK are writing their class reports…me included!

OMG! So many boxes to tick!!! And I don’t know the kids that well!!!!

And the wedding, well we have one to attend this weekend, but in typical Indian style, it’ll go on from Thursday evening,  through to Sunday!!!!!

So if I’m sparse on here, forgive me, I’m either typing reports, singing and dancing, or asleep!!!!!!!!!

Have a great few days Peeps!!!

I’ll leave you with this little beauty…

  
From a true nutcase… Me!

Wondering on a Wednesday

Life is not like a tape recorder.

You can’t just stick a cassette in your player, record a life event, and if you don’t like it, just rewind it, and re-record.

It’s more like vinyl.  Once it’s cut and pressed, there’s no going back.

You will always be able to replay your memories, but there is no edit button, just the raw vocals of your life.

So enjoy what you’re doing, try not to have any regrets, life is a learning curve.

If that last ‘album’ in your life wasn’t a ‘Platinum’ disc, press a new one, a different one. It might be the best of your life!

Oh I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside!

Well, I’m back from my daytrip to the seaside with my little lovelies!

It was, all in all, a wonderful trip, though I didn’t take as many pictures as I would have liked, as I was being surrogate mum to one little girl who’s mummy couldn’t come along too… It was a great day for the kids, especially many who hadn’t been to a beach before, and a lovely bonding time for parent and child too!

We collected shells, crabs (dead and alive!) and seaweed, and paddled in the waves.  Ate ‘sandy’ sandwiches, and bought ice cream, made sandcastles, and dug out ‘boats’, made sand hurdles for the kiddies to jump over, among many other things!

And the big one for me was taking all these people on a train!  Luckily the staff I work with have been doing this for a long time, so I was in good hands, and so were all the children and parents!

But fret not, I got a few photos! Not sure what the quality will be like, but here goes!

The beautifully sandy beaches of Margate!

The beautifully sandy beaches of Margate!

One biggish 'dead' crab!

One biggish ‘dead’ crab!

One of the staff managed to catch a small crab, and a baby one too, and a shrimp! But I didn’t get a picture of that!

Shells! I love a good shell!

Shells! I love a good shell!

Seaweed still attached to it's rock base!

Seaweed still attached to it’s rock base!

You gotta bury your feet into the soft sand! Good exfoliation too!

You gotta bury your feet into the soft sand! Good exfoliation too!

A bit windy!

A bit windy!

A good old stick of rock or two, got to be done on a seaside trip!

A good old stick of rock or two, got to be done on a seaside trip!

Windswept in Margate!

Windswept in Margate!

Mr Seagull, who was desperately looking for food as we waited for our carriage back home!

Mr Seagull, who was desperately looking for food as we waited for our carriage back home!

And there we have it, my first class trip, as a teacher, to the seaside!

Trekking on a Tuesday

  

Well, good morning my Peeps!

It’s a cloudy Tuesday, with the promise of more clearer skies later in the day, and boy do I hope that happens…as I’m taking our nursery kids on my first school trip!

My colleague and I will be taking nearly 40 3-4 year olds, and accompanying adults, on a train, to a seaside visit!

All I can say is wish me luck!!!!!!

To the Father of My Children

Wishing Happy Father’s day to my Pops wouldn’t complete the day for us…

I have a Father in law to say Happy father’s day to, but even more importantly, we have a daddy here in the house!

My Hubby Dearest, who has been the most amazing daddy to our two monkeys!

Taking the kids to the park

Taking the kids to the park

Fatherhood, like motherhood, and parenthood in general, is a tough job in itself. I know us mums feel that we are the ones who do all the running around, the disciplining, the, well, everything really, but I have to say, that Hubby is a fantastic father!

He has so much more patience with the children, than I do, probably because I am with them so much, and he isn’t around them constantly, so he can weather a few more niggles, and whiney episodes, or bickering matches.  Whereas me, well, the inner banshee gets unleased, especially if I’m tired, or trying to do my work!

And he’s the one who does the outside duty too. I’m not a play outside kinda person, to be honest, suffering from hay fever as it is, I’d rather be sat with a book, not batting a ball around, or pushing the bike… but he does that, and loves it so much! in fact, I wouldn’t want to take that from him, that’s his thing! That and football training, GOD I HATE FOOTBALL!

But no, he faithfully trudges out with Lil Man, and Lil Princess, whenever they want to go out, and with our furry child  Sonu Singh, he really does love him like another baby of ours. He takes him out in the garden, and helps him explore too!

We have days where he isn’t here due to work, and thank goodness for Skype, as the kids won’t sleep happily if they don’t see daddy!

So this is a huge thank you to the Daddy of my children, from me, and massive hugs, and squidgy kisses from the kids too!!!

We love you loads! Thanks for being Super Dad! ❤ ❤

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