The latter half of this week was supposed to be all about photography. As a family, we had returned to the Cotswolds for a few days. Helen and Izzy were going to camp in granny and granddad’s garden and I wanted to catch up with friends and family.
For some time now, I have been making preparations for the school summer holidays. This break is particularly significant as our youngest daughter, Izzy, will be starting school in September.
With every day that passes, we’re getting better prepared for the moment Izzy starts school. Last week we bought the uniform and shoes, she’s had a settling in day and we’ve had a few conversations about what to expect. Despite these preparations, one or two unforeseen circumstances have arisen. One of these unforeseen circumstances: Planning
The other day I published a blog post about school holiday fatigue. As much as I have enjoyed spending so much time with my two children, my own life has been in stasis for the past few weeks as I have been entertaining both of them. That said, one place stood out above all others
Come on, admit it. That rule about limiting the children to watching 30 minutes of television a day has been completely and utterly flouted hasn’t it? I have to confess my application of that rule has been a little liberal over the past week or so. The reason; school holiday fatigue. No matter how much
