May 10th lunchbox
THIS is my 100th entry since starting this blog at the end of December.... "Oh yeah like I'm really interested!"
Have had approaching 4,000 people on the blog... okay so 3,999 are me... the other is recieving 24-hour care, but hoping that Ian Courtney of Penarth will make a full recovery.
STILL scaling the heights of Mount Paternity Leave... progess was slowed yesterday for quite a few hours by an all consuming wind and plenty of tears storm... this had nothing to do with poor day time television!
Yes parenthood doesn't come with a manual, but it's a new day today and we have already made some progress.
Walk to Work... this will not happen again until Monday.... but we will be out this afternoon taking Isabella for a walk in her pram, which is Pliko Pramette.
Lunch?
Was thinking of doing some bruschetta... have some nice olive oil from Italy, fresh basil and tomatoes. The above is how I hope it will turn out.
Random Thought.
Oldest living relative is my great aunty Peggy who has turned 90. Now she was christened not Peggy, but something else. However, for some bizarre reason many people born before WW2 and just after, are not called by their real christian names (cannot speak for non UK-countries).
Could you imagine that in the world of commerce? You launch a product, say Cornflakes, only to never call them Cornflakes again, but Orange Bites.
Youngest relative is my daughter Isabella who is only 9 days old.
Tomorrow on this blog a podcast all about Mr Economically Inactive.
Have had approaching 4,000 people on the blog... okay so 3,999 are me... the other is recieving 24-hour care, but hoping that Ian Courtney of Penarth will make a full recovery.
STILL scaling the heights of Mount Paternity Leave... progess was slowed yesterday for quite a few hours by an all consuming wind and plenty of tears storm... this had nothing to do with poor day time television!
Yes parenthood doesn't come with a manual, but it's a new day today and we have already made some progress.
Walk to Work... this will not happen again until Monday.... but we will be out this afternoon taking Isabella for a walk in her pram, which is Pliko Pramette.
Lunch?
Was thinking of doing some bruschetta... have some nice olive oil from Italy, fresh basil and tomatoes. The above is how I hope it will turn out.
Random Thought.
Oldest living relative is my great aunty Peggy who has turned 90. Now she was christened not Peggy, but something else. However, for some bizarre reason many people born before WW2 and just after, are not called by their real christian names (cannot speak for non UK-countries).
Could you imagine that in the world of commerce? You launch a product, say Cornflakes, only to never call them Cornflakes again, but Orange Bites.
Youngest relative is my daughter Isabella who is only 9 days old.
Tomorrow on this blog a podcast all about Mr Economically Inactive.
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