Been a busy week…

 After the very disappointing weight loss last week (and week before that) l spoke online to a ww consultant. She advised me to eat filling meals 3 times a day. So that’s what I did this week. I usually have a late breakfast, snack for lunch and a filling dinner sooooooo I gave her way a try AND yay I’m happy to say it was goodbye 600g 😍🤩

Kylee got back late Wednesday evening from Adelaide. She is so happy she went to Grans funeral, her ex in laws were delighted to see her and made her very welcome. 

Anyways it was straight back to Mum duties Thursday morning as she came and picked up kids for school drop off before going off to work. 

Friday, it was school assembly which Williams class hosted. They performed a story called  “The Wrong Book” by Nick Bland. They did it so well. 

As he really likes to learn William is doing this…..

On his passport he has 30 hours of “learning” to collect by the beginning of October. He collected 10 hours by participating in team sport with his soccer team and Kylee has taken him to Zoo, Sci-tech and Maritime museum. His Dad took him to Fremantle Goal and a prehistoric museum and he collected more hours there as well 

On the weekend we took kids to our local Dolphin Discovery Centre where he scored another 2 hours. 

William loved the microscope and looking at the sea shells, sponges and coral. Was really fascinated.

On Sunday we decided, as the wet weather that was predicted hadn’t come in, to go down to Busselton Jetty and look at the Underwater Observatory. Another 2 hours to add to his tally.

We took the train out there, as it’s 1.8k out there and that back which would be way too far for Summer. 

William was absolutely fascinated by all the growth on pylons.

And they both loved the train ride.

Expensive outing but so worth it. Going to do it again in summer when the weather is warmer and the sun shining so we can see more underwater. 

Waiting for the train. Little Miss was starving hungry so had to feed her my bag of snack popcorn.

Ooops, nearly forgot this one. William spotted an octopus on the pylon. He spoke to the guide and they found out what sort it was…..and he was told it was the first one spotted this year. 🤩😍