Auntie Knows Best

I arrived home from work today to find this lovely view through the window.

My three great loves together.

Today we took The Little Mister and 6 of his friends to see the Pokemon movie at the cinema. They had a wonderful time although the film was absolutely dreadful and I thought I was about to lose the will to live half way through.

Anyway, The Little Mister thoroughly enjoyed himself so that’s all that matters.

Children in Need day at school and the children went in today wearing their pyjamas. Even the teachers were there in their pyjamas.

They had a brilliant day and decided to stay in pyjamas for after school club too. By that point in the afternoon I didn’t care one way or the other!

Today my amazing boy collected his 25m badge. I am so proud of him and he has worked hard to get this award.

He loves swimming, although he especially loves swimming under the water, so finally achieving his badge is massive.

I am lucky to have this feisty wonderful boy in my life.

The Little Mister has been an absolute pain in the neck tonight. Completely melodramatic and really demanding!

I went off to Zumba and these were the text messages I received from The Mister whilst I was out.

This is what happens when my son gets hold of my phone.

There were about 20 of these pics in various poses.

This morning we went to visit The Museum of Childhood. It was pretty but but there was this really freaky room full of dolls – it could have been the set of an episode of Dr Who where all these scary dolls came to life!

After lunch we took a walk and a wander up to the Castle where we had a look at the lovely view. We have been so lucky with the weather and it was another beautiful day.

There seems to be lots of posts about The Little Mister at the moment but he has been very busy!

He has started playing football with Rangers Minis on a Saturday morning with his buddy Maxi. They absolutely love it and the volunteers are fab. He also got the bear of the week which he can take home until the next footie session.

I have to admit to being a very proud Mum though when one of the other Dad’s told me that The Little Mister has a ‘sweet left foot’. Whatever that means!

I am very proud of my boy today. He took part in his first ever Swimarathon – he and some others from the swim school swam lengths of the little pool for an hour and it was all counted towards the final distance count.

He is especially proud of his medal.

I am very proud of this little man. Today we were invited to assembly as he had been nominated as Vice Councillor for his year 1 class. Apparently he had to give his speech and his manifesto consisted of ‘I think I should be school councillor because I always listen to Mummy and Daddy.”

He is born to politics – he is already lying in public and being believed.