Tents and other things...

The kids were extremely quick out of bed this morning, they were up no earlier, they just wanted to get dressed quicker - so we did, which meant I had them at Kindergarden by 8.40am this morning. So I was home from shopping by 9.30am! Then it was housework (washing, dishwashing, cleaning floors, etc.) Before it was time to pick the kids up again!
Both enjoyed lunch, which was a change. and Richard was then looking forward to his nap! Bless him.
After that - We built up a tent in the playroom!!! They had been playing under the blankets in my bedroom, whilst I was getting dressed this morning, and they said they were in a tent and wanted a picnic under there. - Crumbs in my bed no way. But I remembered their wish and found the playtent for them. Which we built up together this afternoon. They had so much fun in it.
They remembered that they wanted a picnic in there, so they had Gummibears and chewy sweets, then apple and grapes! Oh not forgetting their juice.
Then Robert went and got his favourite cars, Richard the Lego, and they played really nicely in there!
Then it was "run around" time! I'm not a big fan of that, but if it makes them sleep better, then running it be!
I got them to stand still at one point and got some REALLY cute pictures of them. I can't wait to scrap them later. They'll be ideal for the ABC Challenge at Been There Scrapped That. Watch this space!!

Aren't they just TOO adorable! I love them "lots and lots" and "hundred thousand lots" as they say!

Credits:

Paper from Zazzle the Elemental Scraps Megakit

Alpha and Frame from the Grateful 4 U Megakit

I was on a roll, so I did another layout, again for the ABC Challenge at Been There Scrapped That. The boys had too much energy and they organised their own little sports session in the lounge - running and press ups!

Credits:
Zazzle by Elemental Scraps

Now to concentrate on my chat with Leigh! (that was earlier)

Now about that new kit that Silvia has in her store. It's called Never Forgotten, and here is a preview for you. Pop on over to Digital Arts Cafe if you want to get it!


And here are the layouts I made with it! Thanks for the pictures Mum.

This is Nanny, my Mum's Mum. Wasn't she beautiful. She lost the fight to cancer when I was about 3, but she fought it long enough to meet my brother too.


This is my Great and Great-Great Grandma. I love the dresses they were wearing.


And here is one to show you that the kit is versatile. This is Robert on our Wedding Day in 2005. He didn't start walking til the week after our wedding, so as he was our ringbearer , we strapped the rings to his back and he crawled to the vicar. It was so cute! (oh, and they were pretend rings, we didn't want them to fall off and get lost or something!)


Bye 4 now