(Nearly) Full Time Ezzie

This week Ezra sort of started full time at the School Nursery. I say "sort of" because he is gently being eased into full days at Goose Green. It began on Monday when he did not go into school til 1pm. But yesterday, for Ezra and his friends, a very important milestone in their education was reached. They went in at 11.15am with their lunch boxes and had LUNCH AT SCHOOL!!! Nina tool Ezzie in and said that there was an air of palpable excitement amongst Ez and his friends as they waited to be let into the nursery and then, onto lunch! And when he came home yesterday afternoon, his lunch box was empty - everything edible was eaten!!

He starts all day next Monday, but already we have reached a new season in the life of The Wright Family as both boys will be full time at school. Next Monday will be the first time in just under 5 years that Mum and Dad will have a regular weekday all to themselves. We have already booked it and are off to Ikea (work actually, but enjoyable nonetheless!)!

Our boys are growing up - and so are mummy and daddy!!!!

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