addition to the program, adding a lot of extra peace-of-mind for the parents.) Anyway we were asked to come and get Kiara due to a "potty accident". Oops. We hurried down, rather embarrassed for our little daughter, only to find that they had found that she was "mysteriously damp all over" and couldn't find out the cause, therefore assuming her to be wet. A bit odd really as she certainly wasn't "wet" and just seemed a bit sweaty due to running about in the heat. Her dignity restored, she joined us for lunch... An aside: I have wanted to include my children's actual words or descriptions of the things that they have done in these blogs, without much success, due to the fact that I am writing usually a number of hours later, and my memory isn't good enough to remember exactly what they said. Also, their attention spans are short enough that they don't necessarily remember the detail of what they did and how they felt about it if asked later in the day. However, many things still stick in their minds, and we have had more "wide-eyed" moments describing the cool things that they just did that we can count. I may not have made it clear, but there are 4 distinct age-groups in the kids clubs, 3-4, 5-7. 8-10 and 11-12. So astute readers will realise that our two daughters are in separate clubs. Yes they are. Gabriella is used to leaving us all for a few