View from the Kitchen

Well the view from the kitchen is not great but that is because it’s dark outside. I’m back in the kitchen at the computer after returning from London five minutes ago this will be quick as Cath is going to post Friday and Saturday’s news on Tuesday along with Monday’s, so that means I ‘m going to tell you about Sunday I think that’s clear. Well I managed to get a room in the parent’s hotel so I was able to stay up in town Saturday night and it was nice to sleep with Cath again even though there were two brick walls a gap of some ten metres and a drop of 25 between us, we were able to wave good night across the street though.
William decided that everything is going to well and although his platelets are above four hundred which means he has the same number as you dear reader. The rest of is blood count is dropping off fasted as he fights the virus, this afternoon his temperature was up a little but started to come back normally without potions. We where on the seventh Tractor Ted DVD thinking how well William’s insides were performing when in the space of half an hour he went through three nappies (note the way I managed not to have to spell Diarrhoea) but he as not been sick today which is good and only went green when he tried some rice milk (Cath has tried it too and she went green as well). As always his mood is good and never better than when cleaning his teeth, four times a day is just not enough! This virus is just to remind us that we are only on day 16 and it is along way to the 100 day mile stone and when you get lemons make lemonade, Cath is learning a lot about farming and should never be stuck for something to talk to her father in law about again.
Congratulations to Dave and Nicky on their new son (the best kind of baby) born on Thursday and also congratulations to Grandma and Grandpa Pepper as I know you are following Williams progress as well. And keeping Dave informed of what is happening as he is getting use to Fatherhood and more importantly not having the Internet fixed up in the new house yet.