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I realise I haven't posted for ages, so thought I should update. Things have been mostly grand here. Hazel is already 7 months old, so we've made a start on baby led weaning. So far she won't touch bananas because they feel funny, and carrots are fun to smack off the table, but taste a bit weird. Apparently it'll be a wee while before she actually eats anything so it's all good. Still no teeth yet, but apart from that she's doing really well. She's still the most content baby ever which is great.
Last Wednesday I got a wisdom tooth removed. Surprisingly the two fillings I also got, were worse than getting the tooth out. It's now feeling a lot better and I can eat normally again which is a relief! I wish things would stop going wrong with my teeth; I keep having to go back for yet another filling. I hope this is it for a while, otherwise I'll have false teeth by the age of 30.
We are also getting on well with the garden. We've dug out half a herb garden and almost 4 veg patches. I've also ordered all the seeds we need, so I'm looking forward to Spring so we can start planting them. We also have a hen house, but won't be getting hens until the Spring. We've been out in the garden a bit less recently because of the weather. But the good thing about Autumn is that we have a the woodburning stove on a lot more now. It took me a while, But I'm getting the hang of it. If it stays dry, I think Hazel and I will go out and collect some kindling.
And because it's been a while, have a cute Hazel photo;
Last Wednesday I got a wisdom tooth removed. Surprisingly the two fillings I also got, were worse than getting the tooth out. It's now feeling a lot better and I can eat normally again which is a relief! I wish things would stop going wrong with my teeth; I keep having to go back for yet another filling. I hope this is it for a while, otherwise I'll have false teeth by the age of 30.
We are also getting on well with the garden. We've dug out half a herb garden and almost 4 veg patches. I've also ordered all the seeds we need, so I'm looking forward to Spring so we can start planting them. We also have a hen house, but won't be getting hens until the Spring. We've been out in the garden a bit less recently because of the weather. But the good thing about Autumn is that we have a the woodburning stove on a lot more now. It took me a while, But I'm getting the hang of it. If it stays dry, I think Hazel and I will go out and collect some kindling.
And because it's been a while, have a cute Hazel photo;
