Well the day started rather crisply, but once that sun peeked out the heat got up, but obviously not enough. So today I decided to seek permission for walking duties, so the text was duly sent and I was given charge of Buba Olly for the afternoon. Now I don't know if its my scintillating company, but for the first five minutes poor Buba aired his lungs, full throttle, then fell asleep. I'm not going to take this personally, especially as he is a baby and doesn't yet understand that I'm really not all that bad if you give me a chance.
So we walked around Town, we! obviously I walked and Buba was pushed, took me a while to get to grips with the handbag situation, I finally settled on laying it across the end of the pram. I pushed up roads, and down lanes, round bends and up kerbs. Buba woke halfway through our marathon walk, and happily punched himself in the dummy, I decided rather than have him damage himself or the dummy best tuck his arms in. He was duly wrapped in his blanket and we continued on our walk. Tucked in tight and rocked with the motion of the pram Buba fell back to sleep, 90 minutes later we arrived home, well Buba's home, mines in the other direction....
Left sleeping Buba in the pram, unwrapped him though as that would really have been cruel, the house was lovely and toasty, cleaned the wheels and sat with my well earned diet coke, Lush, and tried not to think too much about the dirty dogs who had made the wheels dirty.
Well the conservatory furniture has turned out to be more comfortable than I anticipated, although have you ever noticed the less furniture a house has the more noisy it is, I would hate to be minimalist, could you imagine the racket..
I wonder what sort of home/house/apartment we will find in Israel, we have seen some shockers, but we also found a fantastic apartment on three levels and the lower level could turn into a granny annex, shame we lost that one because of the timings of the move..... Once we arrive in January we will be full on house hunting, I cant wait. My house here is not feeling like home any more, the more furniture that leaves the house, the less like home it feels.