1. I dig out Alec's snow suit, and try it on him, because it looks cold in that push chair. He squirms and protests and tries to distract me, but once it's on, he looks rather pleased with himself, waves the gloves around and tips himself over backwards on to the bed. He seems to like large puffy snuggly things -- duvets and pillows are also popular.
2. When I get in from work, Nick has gone out to collect Alec from nursery, but the oven is warming ready for our supper.
3. Enough work now. I sit back and enjoy an evening of TV with Nick.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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