
I now have my own class pack produced by Buzz and Bloom!!!
I really have no shame do I!
This is Alec's quarry cake, mum found the little candle holders, the rocks are crushed up chocolate
and many many games were had, even now I can hear the star wars walker thingies ambling across the lounge and an army helicopter taking off, so wonderful all these toys have sounds LOL.


No scrapping at all today, off tonight to mum and dad's for an early birthday dinner for Alec as they can't make to the party on Sunday.
We are having a nice quiet day today, I have done some scrapping, I finished my layouts due up on Buzz and Bloom tomorrow. Alec played soldiers of fortune, Michael did Michael relaxing stuff and was even allowed a little turn on soldiers of fortune, Riley took over the lounge and had all the knights and any other characters he could find organised on the lounge room floor.
For the rest of the day I'm going to do washing in between writing up workshop directions for the Scrappin' Outback retreat ( Wave Rock Scrapbooking Retreat 28th - 30th March 2008 in Hyden) if anyone from Perth would like details contact Karen, as Sharon Manning is taking a bus and a trailer to Hyden and she would love some company.
this can't be called a good photo of me but it was a good time. While we were on holiday on of the little girls had a birthday party and her parents spent 2 hours filling water balloons. I have never had so much fun, Michael and I tried to bombard each other I laughed and laughed.
I mean we went through Heidi Swapp and the non sticking letter but we loved them so we stuck them down ourselves, but lets face it they were totally devoid of any stickiness by the time we got our grubby little hands on them, ok so we got past that nothing much of Heidi's stuck, now I am faced with almost every pre-adhesived letter type thing to be a total disaster.



what a day, a big shock to the system getting up at 6am instead of the usual 8... 8:30am we have done over the holidays, everything went smoothly, he even ate some breakfast then off we went to school, he looked so gorgeous in his uniform and to think in just 3 weeks he is 6.
He did really well today Helen said (his aide) he came home with a sheet of colouring in and tracing and he had done such a super job, all the pretend school he and Riley have been doing has really helped his fine motor. I'm a pretty proud mum right now.

this was supposed to be a candid shot but they were mesmerised by the light on the camera as the timer counted down.
And don't you love these, they had little groups scattered all over the floor along with a collection of dinosaurs pretending to be dragons.
Take a look at her, just sitting up there waiting for her knight in shining armour to come along and save her.