1. I can never get over the sense of giddy freedom I get when I run out of the door at nursery -- whether it's one or both children it's like a burden has been take off me.
2. I am starting to feel ill, but it's a Thursday afternoon so I have a chance to rest and re-group.
3. Bettany in her brown dungarees sees us arrive but goes on playing. After a while she notices us properly and gets up. She runs round in a circle and then bends over to put her head on the floor -- she often does this when excited.
In and out, cool skid and peppercorns.
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