In Manchester, George continues to enjoy meal times. [Please note the unicorn bib which I stitched for him]
He's pulling himself up to a standing position by the sofa. He will soon be up and over that Triangle
And he's modelling his new Porridge Jumper with great aplomb
Rosie's technology lesson - designing a houseAnd an online lesson - 'find & show' Scavenger Hunt. She concentrates so hard [mostly]
I'm grateful for these lovely children, and their caring parents - and increasingly concerned for all those families who continue to struggle with all the problems caused by this pandemic.
Seeing their smiles, hearing their laughter, and interacting with them - even if it is only on WhatsApp, really makes my day.
That is so wonderful that you are able to interact with, even if it is remotely! What a blessing that we have the technology to do so at this particular time of being socially apart.
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet about her reading him a story!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful! I'm thankful for technology during this time because it is keeping families connected.
ReplyDeleteAng, I think you'll like this:
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Kezzie Thank You! What an inspirational child, and a lovely story! I have really enjoyed watching the clip
DeleteLove that porridge jumper!
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