Cannot believe that we’re in the home stretch! Only seven days left of my walking 10,000 steps every day for the month of March. I am honestly quite proud of myself that I’ve already done so much. I have walked in rain, hail, sunshine, uphills, along beach, around Glasgow, circled our kitchen…70,000 left to go!
This is how you eat, apparently.
Back to today! Poor Wee Daftie didn’t have a great night last night as she’s got a bit of a cold at the moment. Nothing too bad, just super snotty and a bit of a cough. As she sleeps on her tummy these days, she was struggling to settle as there was extra pressure on her chest. She only woke a couple of times but was up for a bit longer each time. Poor kid.
Friday is music class so it was a good brekkie and then a bus to class. Seeing as Daftie isn’t 100% (though in beautiful spirits) I didn’t want to take multiple trips out so we wrapped up well, got off the bus a few stops early, went to class and then made like little piggies and walked all the way home.
If only I had discovered this sign earlier! Could just have done 20 laps. Circuit training for the win.
Music class was great today as I caught up with a Mammy Mate from the baby massage class we did in January as well as one of my baby sensory mammies (the good ones) was there with her gorgeous gal for a trial. It’s so weird for me at times as I remember turning up to these classes and baby groups knowing no one and now I’m seeing friends from other places. It’s crazy and amazing. I never thought I’d be in this fab place and making so many new friends at this stage of my life. Truly blessed.
Early Mother’s Day gift from my Big Human. He’s the best. Just don’t tell him I said that. He may get a bit head.
Steps smashed by 1:30pm thanks to our gigantic walk, which meant me and Daftie could have a lovely, lazy time at home. She had her second nap, tucked up on my lap. Love those snuggly moments from my non-cuddly baby.
So sweet. So cute. So snoring like a walrus.
Travels With My Daftie 