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You are here: Home / Uncategorized / Monday's Mum is full of bacteria.

Monday's Mum is full of bacteria.

July 28, 2008 by

Had huge plans for today, but woke up this morning with something horrible going on in my bladder, which i eventually realised was a uti and has probably been contributing to my general air of malaise, tiredness and weepiness over last week or so. I’ve had a pain in my tummy for a good 10 days but was irrationally afraid it meant i was pregnant so have been ignoring it. Not anymore though; have staved it off with bicarb for now but will have to go to the docs on wednesday when Max is back in the country.

HOWEVER. It was really quite a good day. Fran did some cello; she is still coming on fast, must take some film of her and is very motivated about practising. She’s quite happy to work away at something new on her own. I must help her tune it though, it has gone wonky. Then she and Maddy found an Usborne book of a build your own medieval village and spent all day cutting out the bits for that and talknig as they went. Max will make it with them on wednsday, i hope. Not my thing, fiddly stuff of that nature.

Amelie and i did lots and lots of maths, adding up columns and using the base 10 stuff to make 10’s and units columns – she loved it and was very happy to be on to Singapore Book 2A. Bless. I always feel like a real home educator when we use the base 10 stuff.

Josie, Amelie and i did various bits of craft, weaving, sewing and so on; everyone played some badminton and they all played out in the square with the local kids, Josie too. She looks SO pleased when i let her go 🙂 Maddy read a heap of books, Amelie pretended to and i was given long commentaries about the storyline of MI High…. 🙄

Then we went off to gym… then we came home 🙂

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Comments

  1. HelenHaricot says

    July 29, 2008 at 12:31 am

    hugs. you don’t have any AB’s stashed away still from tonsillitis episodes??

  2. Anonymous says

    July 29, 2008 at 8:24 am

    No, unfortunately not. I like my google ads though.

  3. Alison says

    July 30, 2008 at 6:28 pm

    So, does Wednesday’s Mum have antibiotics?

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