Friday, I'm in love
Just a quick update as I am about to leave for another team building event. This time we are going to a place called Petroglyph where we get to decorate our own pottery. For those of you that know my artistic skills this won’t be fun at all.
Last night Jen & I had our last parenting class, and I have been giving thanks ever since. There were some useful parts of the course, but for every 30 minutes of use I had to sit through another hour and a half of other stuff.
We have a busy weekend ahead of us. Tonight we are off to Grass Valley to see a Cornish Christmas. I am intrigued having grown up in Cornwall what a Cornish Christmas is like. According to their website it involves a Cornish Christmas Choir (try saying that 10 times fast) and jugglers, musicians, Tommy Knocker Ringers (?) and arts and crafts. This is completely different to the Christmas I knew in Saltash which involved 26 pints, a kebab and a fight out side the Brunel Pub. But when in Grass Valley do as the Grass Valleyians do.
Then on Saturday I need to get my hair cut so that I can look my best for when the bump finally arrives, then we have to get our Christmas tree and decorate it, and then on Sunday we are off to see the Nutcracker by the Sacramento Ballet Company. That is a side effect of having girls in the majority.
So I will have lots to report on and of course there is always the possibility that the bump may come!
Last night Jen & I had our last parenting class, and I have been giving thanks ever since. There were some useful parts of the course, but for every 30 minutes of use I had to sit through another hour and a half of other stuff.
We have a busy weekend ahead of us. Tonight we are off to Grass Valley to see a Cornish Christmas. I am intrigued having grown up in Cornwall what a Cornish Christmas is like. According to their website it involves a Cornish Christmas Choir (try saying that 10 times fast) and jugglers, musicians, Tommy Knocker Ringers (?) and arts and crafts. This is completely different to the Christmas I knew in Saltash which involved 26 pints, a kebab and a fight out side the Brunel Pub. But when in Grass Valley do as the Grass Valleyians do.
Then on Saturday I need to get my hair cut so that I can look my best for when the bump finally arrives, then we have to get our Christmas tree and decorate it, and then on Sunday we are off to see the Nutcracker by the Sacramento Ballet Company. That is a side effect of having girls in the majority.
So I will have lots to report on and of course there is always the possibility that the bump may come!
posted by Nick at 9:18 AM
1 Comments:
Back from sunny hols, good fun to catch up on your blog. Hope the Cornish Christmas Knockers were fun!?
All well here, we're ahead of you having decorated a fab tree, but well behind in bump terms... fingers crossed for you and Jen (does the camera have an inbuilt stabiliser to reduce your shakes???)!
Jurg
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