Repeat after me..
Never, ever go out on an excursion without extra formula to feed starving children....
I learnt my lesson today after visiting the hospital for what I thought was just a one hour group physio class. Post class however, I was extremely lucky to get a one on one appointment with a physio to try and sort out my aching back (which has been annihilated by the dastardly duo).
I weighed up the pros and cons..
Pros - Desperately need some back relief
Sleeping babies
Cons - Babies due for Feed with only water in my bag of tricks
Figured it was a no brainer.
Bad mistake.
I have paid for it all afternoon with a tag team of crying, screaming and hollering.
Finally, finally they are settled, on our bed, and in walks Daddy 5 minutes later who is then treated to a chorus of chit chat, smiles and giggles.
Bloody traitors.
xx
Life, as I know it, is officially over! Just a year ago, March 2011, I was single and fancy free, had just started a new business involving a vintage caravan & a hot pink 67 Holden HR. Fast forward to March 2012, I now have a gorgeous fiance, adorable 6 week old twins, 2 soon to be beautiful step-daughters and a crazy cat! This blog will follow my haphazard journey from selfish to selfless and all the ranting and raving in between!
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Friday, April 13, 2012
Packing our bags...
Some changes I have noticed.
I used to pack a bag and jump on a plane to somewhere/anywhere, at a moments notice.
Kakakak. Finito.
I used to be able to take a small back pack as carry on baggage for a weekend sojourn to Timbuktu.
Now I have to start packing 48 hours in advance for 2 tiny teeny little people that seem to require more changes of clothing than Paris Hilton.
I used to be able to arrive at the airport with the minimum 30 minute check in time for a domestic flight and still grab a coffee or a beer on the way to the gate.
Now I have to arrive at least two hours early as logistics require a major juggling act and a visit to special baggage services to ensure our double pram & portacot are waiting for us at the other end.
I used to be able to catch public transport at the other end.
Now we have to hire a Toyota Tarago.
Sigh....
I used to pack a bag and jump on a plane to somewhere/anywhere, at a moments notice.
Kakakak. Finito.
I used to be able to take a small back pack as carry on baggage for a weekend sojourn to Timbuktu.
Now I have to start packing 48 hours in advance for 2 tiny teeny little people that seem to require more changes of clothing than Paris Hilton.
I used to be able to arrive at the airport with the minimum 30 minute check in time for a domestic flight and still grab a coffee or a beer on the way to the gate.
Now I have to arrive at least two hours early as logistics require a major juggling act and a visit to special baggage services to ensure our double pram & portacot are waiting for us at the other end.
I used to be able to catch public transport at the other end.
Now we have to hire a Toyota Tarago.
Sigh....
Thursday, April 12, 2012
The journey begins...
So for those who know me, you may recall kids were not part of my plan.. not that I really had a plan...go with the flow and all that.
On our second date, Sean and I had the chat.. He asked me if I wanted kids.. Nope.. I asked him if he wanted more kids.. Nope.. Sweet, all sorted, we were on the same page.
Ours was a short and blessed courtship to say the least. Our first date was March 13 2011, I moved in to Sean's house just 3 months later. Just as well. The weekend that I invaded (literally..I have a LOT Of stuff!), Sean flew out to Japan for work for 3 weeks. I took a pregnancy test when he was on the plane. He arrived in Okinawa to a skype call from me...howling and holding up a stick with a couple of pink lines.
Two and a half weeks later, after many sleepless nights and soul searching, we decided fuk it, lets do it. So there I came to be, laying obliviously looking at a screen of some sort of blob, when the radiographer says to me “well thats an interesting picture”... I reply “what?”...she replies, “well there’s two!”
And there was.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Huh...??
My friend Ali just posted this pic of a vintage shop in Whitstable, England which reminded her of me... copy cats!
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