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Weekend on daddy duty

Nice weekend, looking after the boys as Clara worked an early shift on Saturday and a long day on Sunday.

Saturday: Soft play at Hillsborough, followed by lunch at Mcdonalds and a quick scoot around Morrisons for dinner ingredients. We then went to Grandma's for an hour. I made Spaghetti Bolognese for dinner.

More sketches for the Terran Republic
Evening: The Division with the team and some Ghost Recon: Wildlands.



Sunday:Endcliffe Park, Brunch in the cafe. Best bacon, sausage and tomato sandwich ever made. In fact, they should build a statue of the sandwich to commemorate the event.



We then took a bus to the city centre for the usual walked around/ playing in the Winter garden and Peace garden.


Evening: Yet more sketches for the Terran Republic. Then, more time in the Division and some more Ghost Recon: Wildlands.

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