Tess

They might carry over to the sequel, you never know.

I just get it wrong on purpose and call it six times seven. There’s nothing worse than a parent trying to join in but not getting the thing to begin with.

Pretty sure my parents did that with me as well, so it must be a tradition.

My 4 year old son once leaned too far backwards and fell over in one of our heavy wooden dining chairs. He was dazed but thankfully ok.
But the back of the dining chair was completely broken.

I managed to salvage it as a stool by sawing off the remains of the back. But whenever my kids now ask why we only have three dining chairs, I tell them in graphic detail about what happened the last time when someone was wobbling on their chair.

I kind of like brutalist architecture, especially the interior design. It’s kind of soothing to be around, especially when it’s combined with plants.

But the stripes go the wrong way :(