On Friday after I picked up Tyler Lee from preschool I decided to take him down to the beach for a bit of fresh air. At the moment he hates being in the house, I think he felt a little too cooped up at Christmas and the New Year with all the bad weather we had, so he was delighted to see the water and immediately declared that he wanted to go swimming! I'll have to sign this boy up for the Christmas Day swim because the cold really doesn't bother him! He had a ball throwing stones in the water and decided to go and wade into it (much to my dismay!). A break in the rain also meant that I got to try out my new lens, the Sigma 70-300mm lens for Nikon and I captured some lovely shots with it, although I still have a lot to learn about my three lenses and all they can achieve on camera.
On Sunday Jacek and Tyler Lee walked four miles to the shop (that's there and back and yes I think they're crazy!) and came back with a bunch of gorgeous pink roses for me which Tyler Lee told me were "lovely flowers". It was lovely to be surprised with some roses once again, I could actually get used to the surprises around here! After a visit to my grandparents house we came home and watched Herbie Fully Loaded whilst we ate our dinner - we're living the rock n' roll lifestyle I know! Tyler Lee has been so restless with his sleep so when bedtime came I read him as many books as he wanted and I actually enjoyed them too. I put some LED flower fairy lights around his cot too so if he woke up in the middle of the night he'd know where he was and be comforted by the lights. I'm pleased to say these things actually worked and he had a peaceful nights sleep.
A very quiet weekend but enjoyable nonetheless. I'm loving all the quality time Tyler Lee and I are having together lately, it's so nice to be able to bond and spend as much time with my boy as a I can before the new baby arrives in May.
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