They say you learn something new everyday.
This phrase has never been more true since having Belle.
Not only am I learning how to be a mummy but I'm still learning how to be a grown up.
Yes, I am 25 years old, I should have that down by now, however I have always been slightly domestically challenged, unless you count doing the Tesco shopping online, I'm ruddy good at that.
So every once and a while I thought I'd share with you...
What I've learnt (by default) this week...
1. Do not wash the kitchen tiles with a dripping cloth when there are power points on the wall. It makes the points spark, then bang, then Daddy Bean get'sangry concerned.
2. Make sure wipes are at the top of the changing bag. If you are discretely trying to mop up sick from your child whilst out in public it doesn't help if it takes five minutes of frantic digging to find the wipes. After which point everyone has noticed the crazy lady rather than the sicky baby.
3. Text back straight away. Just because you have answered a friends text in your mind doesn't mean that they will receive that reply telepathically, having a baby does not install this function, however useful it may have been. Friends will assume you have ignored them and will therefore make other plans.
4. Check pockets before putting trousers into the wash, and then the dryer. Must order James a new card, and wallet, oh, and driving licence... oops.
5. If you are going to sneakily check out the hotel you are staying at on-line whilst on a very important conference call make sure you turn the laptop volume off. It's a sure fire sign that you are not paying attention to the call when a promotional video with 'jazzy' music starts blaring down the line.
And that's just this week!
I've always been told that this side of me is endearing, hmmm, do you think they were just being nice?
What have you learnt (by default) this week?
This phrase has never been more true since having Belle.
Not only am I learning how to be a mummy but I'm still learning how to be a grown up.
Yes, I am 25 years old, I should have that down by now, however I have always been slightly domestically challenged, unless you count doing the Tesco shopping online, I'm ruddy good at that.
So every once and a while I thought I'd share with you...
What I've learnt (by default) this week...
1. Do not wash the kitchen tiles with a dripping cloth when there are power points on the wall. It makes the points spark, then bang, then Daddy Bean get's
2. Make sure wipes are at the top of the changing bag. If you are discretely trying to mop up sick from your child whilst out in public it doesn't help if it takes five minutes of frantic digging to find the wipes. After which point everyone has noticed the crazy lady rather than the sicky baby.
3. Text back straight away. Just because you have answered a friends text in your mind doesn't mean that they will receive that reply telepathically, having a baby does not install this function, however useful it may have been. Friends will assume you have ignored them and will therefore make other plans.
4. Check pockets before putting trousers into the wash, and then the dryer. Must order James a new card, and wallet, oh, and driving licence... oops.
5. If you are going to sneakily check out the hotel you are staying at on-line whilst on a very important conference call make sure you turn the laptop volume off. It's a sure fire sign that you are not paying attention to the call when a promotional video with 'jazzy' music starts blaring down the line.
And that's just this week!
I've always been told that this side of me is endearing, hmmm, do you think they were just being nice?
What have you learnt (by default) this week?
I would love for you to link this up to my Learning Laboratory linky on Monday! I think the lessons we learn by default often stick with us best - although sometimes it takes several times learning them before they truly sink in!
ReplyDeleteI've clearly got much to learn (like all the lessons on this list!). This week I learned that if you hand sandwiches to a screaming toddler in the back seat of the car while driving, the interior of the car will be covered in a fine shrapnel of bread in about five minutes. Not a good look...but hey, there's always next week.
ReplyDeleteLovely to re-discover your blog through the comment group, keep up the good work :)
~M
Thanks for linking up to Learning Laboratory at Mama Smiles!
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