Money money money

Pippin, 2, was up first as she is most days. We got the Bing toys out and watched Bing together on cbeebies. Bean, 9, joined us about an hour later folloed hortly by Plum, 5. Bean came downstairs fully dressed. He was keen to go and spend his money in town. We decided though not to go until the afternoon, Pippin would take a nap and daddy would be home so we only had to take the children to town who wanted to go.

We set up realms on minecraft and Bean and Pumpkin played on the minigames and in his realm for a whilst i tried to contact friends for Bean. I played on the wii with Plum and then we got out the playdough tools and cutters and played with slime. Pippin wanted playdough so i found the recipe and made some pink playdough. I found a apple cake recipe too whilst i was looking and put one in the oven. We then played doll's house amd more games on the wii together. Bean wasback downstairs watching 'Dude, That's my Ghost'. Plum and Pippin whisked egg whites and mixed with cheese with for lunch.

After lunch Pippin had a sleep, daddy arrived home and then Bean and Plum and mummy went into town to spend Christmas and pocket money. Bean bought a stickman, lego set, bubblegum and harry potter stickers for his collection. Plum bought a flying bird, two pots of sweets, and kinder eggs. We bought Pumpkin some Grosseries and a kinder egg and we bought Pippin Pando and a kinder egg too.

Back home, after tea and drinks and snacks and opening our toys, i played on the wii with Bean. Plum and daddy opened and played with her flying bird.

Parkour and wrestling took place in the evening followed by a viewing of Tangled and baths.

Tangled

Sunday is Church day in our family. We all went this morning. It was Rememberance Sunday and a discussion about the road being closed for a parade led to us talking about Rememberance Day and the parade and service and Bean was keen to go. It wasn't possible today so we will put it in the diary for next year.

In the afternoon I took Bean, 9, to town to sp3nd the remainder of the money we had given him for his own food choices. We went to three toy shops and added a few things to his Christmas list, he found things he thought the others would like, and finally settled on a lego set and a film, Tangled, that we could all watch together.

We spent the afternoon watching A.N.T Farm and Plum fell asleep on the sofa. Plum, 4, is still unwell. She is full of cold, can't hear much and is tired of coughing. Dispite a two hour sleep in the afternoon she was in bed by 9.30.

We ate dinner, the girls bathed, and then we sat and watched Tangled together.