I often feel like a sheepdog - I round them up when they're straying into something they shouldn't be doing, prompt them to try something a bit different when they're looking a bit lost or stuck for ideas, make myself a little bit scarce when they're looking for someone to take sides or argue, and pen them in the kitchen for food or baking if I want them to concentrate, learn or have some fun round the table.
They do like me to join in with them, though - easy to get down on the floor but not up again! They love sitting in the garden blowing bubbles and making daisy chains like we did at our grandparents' house. I only put structure in when I think they need it. Some people like structure they can depart from occasionally. I like structure I can resort to occasionally. There are a few house rules, but they are free and easy to play as they like within those boundaries.
Re painting metal bistro garden set
Last weekend, in Rutland, the first statue in Britain of the late Elizabeth II was unveiled.