•  Trying not to laugh when Jesse came into our room at 5.55am to tell us he was being a really good boy and waiting until the sun was awake before climbing into our bed.
  • Stifling giggles when he came back 10 minutes later to tell us he was still being a good boy and taking himself off to the toilet.
  • Burying my head in the pillow when he wandered in 10 minutes later still to tell us he was continuing to be a good boy, but that he was starting to get a bit lonely.
  • Letting him climb into bed for a cuddle.
  • Giving up and heading downstairs.
  • Sipping tea on the sofa.
  • Delightedly opening the door to the Ocado man. Our cupboards had been decidedly bare for quite a while.
  • Unloading the shopping while the children watched The Princess and the Frog.
  • Contemplating my deep love of Disney films.
  • Enjoying an omelette for breakfast, heavy on the hot sauce.
  • Lingering in the shower.
  • Slipping on clean PJs.
  • Stealing away to Izzy’s room. I desperately needed to catch up on work after losing a few days to a rotten sickness bug earlier in the week {yup, I caught it too}.
  • Listening to the children play with their father.
  • Writing 1000 words before lunch.
  • Tucking into a fish finger sandwich.
  • Retreating back upstairs.
  • Writing again.
  • Welcoming the kids and Mr. LA back from the park.
  • Considering how much I love the rosy glow the children get after a walk in the cold.
  • Listening to Izzy practice her guitar.
  • Drinking hot chocolate.
  • Writing some more.
  • Packing up and pouring myself a glass of wine.
  • Cooking and eating spaghetti bolognaise.
  • Snuggling up on the sofa for a family movie night.
  • Nibbling onion ring crisps and haribo.
  • Having a quick dance around the living room while the final credits rolled.
  • Laughing at Jesse’s elaborate attempts at pulling shapes.
  • Tucking the children into bed.
  • Squeezing in a few episodes of Peep Show before bed.
  • Sleeping in.
  • Stumbling downstairs in search of tea.
  • Eating fried egg sandwiches for breakfast.
  • Squirreling away in Izzy’s room again.
  • Daydreaming when I should have been writing.
  • Writing, writing, writing.
  • Grabbing lunch and waving everyone off as they headed to Clifton for Izzy’s drama class.
  • Moving my laptop downstairs.
  • Listening to the Amelie soundtrack while I worked.
  • Drinking tea and eating chocolate.
  • Immersing myself in the wedding I was writing about. From the flowers and the cake to the way the groom looked at his bride.
  • Marvelling at just how much I love my job.
  • Pausing briefly to tidy up. I struggle to clear my mind when I can see chaos everywhere I look.Or you know, procrastination.
  • Lighting candles and making another cup of tea.
  • Writing some more.
  • Finally feeling as if the finish line were within my reach.
  • Warming baked beans on the hob as the children piled in through the front door with their father.
  • Squabbling about travel arrangements for half term.
  • Reading bedtime stories and giving goodnight kisses.
  • Ordering a Chinese and looking forward to an evening spent relaxing on the sofa.

Love Audrey xxx

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