This weekend we went south and had one of the most relaxing weekends I have ever had.

Got down there late afternoon on Friday and I immediately turned around and completed the most efficient shop I have ever done. Usually I buy all sorts of crap that never gets eaten but this time I bought exactly what we needed and no more. There was a satisfying few items that made the journey home with us. For some reason I bought 300ml of cream. Why? Probably to stick on the cereal I didn’t buy and it is lucky for my waistline that I did not. I also brought home 1 onion, 2 lemons, 2 pears, 1 apple and half a pack of carrots. The fruit and carrots didn’t make it home consumed as they were by my hungry children who didn’t get to stop at a roadhouse on the way home.

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The rest of the day was spent lazing around the wood fire, occasionally stoking it or sitting on the decking soaking up vitamin D and reading. We played Poleconomy (I won by a mile) and I taught the kids 500 (which as you know is a little like bridge) and we enjoyed a family dinner and cards to follow.

I’m loving the fact my kids love to play 500 now.

The next day dawned clear and bright again and we slowly got ourselves into gear. I made Groover go to town to buy me the Sunday Times – what a happy front page it was – and we tidied up before hitting the road.

We decided to check out the Plunkett home on the way back – I could live in this house I think – then headed further south to the Mystic Maze near Nannup. We spent an hour or two running around bushes – it was a lot of fun and SurpriseGirl (my daughter) and I beat the boys to the middle.

We got home in plenty of time to watch PY beat the other contestants handsomely on The Einstein Factor. Sweet.