Fight the fat September 9, 2008
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I just spent the last 20 mins or so doing Wii Fit yoga with my four year old and then he spent some time instructing me to play the Wii fit boxing. I have to say that his coordination in this out strips mine by a mile
Listening to him encouraging me, the Wii telling me that I am “fighting my fat” (I suppose the six brownies I ate yesterday may need a bit of fighting), and Aravis starting to wake in the background, I think I need to do some more yoga.
I would ideally like to attend a proper Yoga or Pilates class (for the exercise and the “me time”-is that selfish?), but for the moment I will have to settle for the Wii.
Scanning you… September 9, 2008
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Just finished lunch and flicking through other blogs on wordpress. Just clicking, scanning, clicking. scanning. Is that strange? Is it odd that I find reading what complete strangers have to say mildly interesting?
Time to play with Matty, his insistent “Mummy, come on Mummy..” is getting a bit hard to ignore much longer.
Featherdale September 8, 2008
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We went to Featherdale Wild Life Park yesterday with Ians parents and sisters. It was a great day, Matty had a ball and Jesse loved all the birds. Jester wasn’t so keen on the kangaroos walking around everywhere, but I’m not sure if this was genuine dislike or a great way to be carried nearly the whole time.
The highlight of Mattys trip would have been watching the wedge tailed eagle eat a chicken. He keeps going on and on about that and the crocodile.
It was a lovely day.
TV Wolf September 8, 2008
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“Why are you not in bed?” I ask Jester for what seems the hundreth time.
“Wolf waking me up.”
“Wolf? What wolf?”
“The TV wolf.” He says quietly with a smile. Then more seriously, “The TV wolf is waking me up!”
Funny little kid. Now the TV wolf is off perhaps he will sleep. Or at least stay in his room for a rest.




