Project April Week 3

ByKate Fairlie
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Can you believe I am still doing this??

I confess that I did miss a day this week. It was around 9pm Saturday night when a sentence popped into my head that perfectly described my day and then I realised I hadn’t taken a photo. I was too exhausted to even try it then, but I took enough photos on Sunday to more than make up for it so I am still calling it done!

Project April - for those of us too scared or too lazy to try project 365Saturday: It’s in between winning and loosing – just being

Project April - for those pf us too scared or too lazy to try project 365Sunday: Some days I fell like I’ve got it all together, and then I remember everything I haven’t done.

Project April Week 3 - for those of us too scared or too lazy for Project 365Monday: It took me three goes to light the fire. There were tears when I left them at school. Some days I should just stay off the internet…

Project April Week 3 - for those of us too scared or too lazy for Project 365Tuesday: Yesterday I denounced the Internet. Today I have no access. Karma’s a grumpy cow.

Project April - for those of us too scared or too lazy to try Project 365 Wednesday: It feels like I have been living under a rock all week. It’s quite comfy under here actually.

Project April - for those of us too scared or too lazy for Project 365 Thursday:A healthy dose of perspective is a wonderful thing. My kids may grow up ok after all.

Project April - for those of us too scared or too lazy to try Project 365Friday: Happy Birthday Nanny

Feel free to join me in Project April, I’m not big on rules so just go with the flow ok?!

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    Kate is a mum of four, with a degree in early childhood education, and many years experience as an early years teacher and parent educator.
    Kate created picklebums to help parents and teachers find lots of play-based activities and printables for kids aged 2-10.

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    1. Well done on completing another week, I love the acorn jewels and smiley acorns photo. Please tell me how you made the acorn jewels though, we tried them last year and they were a huge failure, think I used the wrong glue or my acorns were cursed, not sure which!!

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