One Sentence Journal #310

Our new take on a family dinner

One Sentence Journal #309

In anticipation and preparation for Henry’s birthday party tomorrow

One Sentence Journal #308

6.40 – waking up
7.45 a – leaving the house for the nursery
8.20 – arriving at nursery and having a chat with the teacher about the day before
9.15 – arriving at work
… Working (a bit) , interviewing nannies(a lot) …
5.05 – leaving for nursery
6.00 – leaving nursery to drive home
7.00 – cooking dinner
8.15 – Nigel puts Henry to bed

One Sentence Journal #307

That’s somewhat funny: ex-nanny in the living room hunting for jobs and me in the bedroom – for nannies!
If you only knew by how much I’ve increased the salary to get something more or less decent! Still no luck though

One Sentence Journal #306

New nanny sacked after she literally sunk George in the bath, luckily I was there and saw him going under water (she didn’t see until I told her to get him out of the bath – she was talking to me with her back turned to George)
My mum pulled a muscle and can’t look after George either (happened this morning) so at 7.45 me and Nig had to pack George’s travel cot, food, clothes , etc and bring him together with Henry to the nursery for G’s first full on full day in a day care. Never mind I have two women at home – no one can look after the children (my mom didn’t allow the sacked nanny to help her out with George).
Happy birthday Henry…

One Sentence Journal# 305

Kinda new nanny… None of us are 100% convinced but other candidates were way worse … Not the best qualifying criteria I suppose.

One Sentence Journal #304

It’s carnival time today in German part of Switzerland. They call it Fasnacht – very odd Swiss interpretation of being merry and happy

One Sentence Journal #303

Henry’s learning letters:) he recognises A and O pretty much everywhere:)

One Sentence Journal# 303

Went to the transport museum in Luzern. Somewhat boring and very Swiss (not allowed to touch anything or climb into any thing – a bit pointless for kids then). And Very, very cold (so cold that I even ran with Henry in my hands from the car park to the entrance because we forgot Henry’s hat at home)

 

One Sentence Journal # 302

We had a small earth quake yesterday night! Actually, I found it quite scary… It only lasted for may be 3-4 seconds and was only 4.2 strong and yet – I found it very scary… Like a small explosion somewhere very close to the house only without a sound, a bang.