Miss Doodle has turned into a duvet hog.
Friday I went to bed in my usual attire of a nightdress and spent the night shivering.....although I did manage to keep my permanently cold feet under cover.
Last night I thought I would play crafty and wear my pyjamas and some socks.....I still spent the night freezing.....feet included.
How one little seven year old girl can need a whole double duvet I do not know....lol.
We didn't do everything I wanted to do this weekend. The rain on Friday night/Saturday morning turned everywhere into a mud bath so I thought a visit to the adventure playground would be a bit miserable with mud underfoot and dripping trees above. Definitely not my idea of fun so after the cinema visit and lunch we had a lovely session playing with the dolls and their hairdressing salon.
This morning after another play with the dolls she is now snuggled under one of the sofa quilts watching a film while she waits to get into her posh frock and sparkly shoes to go out for lunch.
After lunch she will go home with Mummy and Daddy and that will be another sleepover weekend gone in a flash.
No plans to do anything remotely housewifey this afternoon and probably not much tomorrow either as I will be out for a good chunk of the day. The jobs never go anywhere though....they will always be there waiting.
Hope you are all enjoying your weekend.
Sheila-x-
That sounds like an awesome weekend. x
ReplyDeleteOh it was Lyssa. I loved it-x-
DeleteIsn't it lovely spending quality time with a grandchild. When my GD slept over we slept on the floor in duvalay sleeping bags turned face to face IYSWIM so we both had some quilt!!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely is.
DeleteI loved being a Mum but being a Ganma is awesome-x-
Sounds good. I feel blessed too I managed to get some time with Honey Friday and the Wilbur and Hector Saturday and Sunday.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. Glad you got some time with them-x-
DeleteBy now you should be feet up resting on the sofa! Dreaming of the next play date! x
ReplyDeleteFeet have been duly upped and I am now planning our next play date and hoping we can get back to once a month as we used to do-x-
DeleteSounds like you've had a lovely weekend with Ruby. I used to love sleeping over at my Nanna and Grandad's house. Coming from a family of 4 children it was like being an only child. We used to do all sorts and I'll always remember she bought me my first record on a shopping trip to Manchester - Knowing Me, Knowing You by Abba! I was always sad when I had to go home. xx
ReplyDeleteI think I only ever spent a week staying at my Granny and Grandad's house and that was the week I started work after I left school as my mother wasn't missing a week's holiday because I couldn't go-x-
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