Wednesday saw the usual trip to Tesco with Dad in the afternoon. I'm starting to get really good at recognising the stuff on the shelves especially the bannanas and the cakes. Funny that....
Friday night I had the pleasure of Sue's company. Things got off to a bad start when dad put his jumper on and I turned on the waterworks big style, I knew they were going out. Anyway, Sue pulled a masterstroke and got me well and truly engrossed as they slipped out of the door. By the time I noticed it was all too late. I had a late night and everything, great fun.
Dad obviously woke up confused on Saturday as he decided we were all going off to the beach!
We went to Lepe country park, and it was lovely. The sun shone and we ate our sandwiches on the wall just like it was summer!
Dad and I had a great sword fight until my stick broke, such was the force of the blows I reigned down on him...sucka! I was really keen to go for a paddle but they seemed reluctant to let me so I settled for giving Dad stones to chuck into the water instead.
Here's me and Mum looking at the Isle Of Wight. Wow, sounds so exotic. Maybe one day if i'm lucky I can go to a luxury holiday destination like that, with sea all the way round....
The other good thing about Lepe is the smart playground:
Another playground, another slide conquered.
Sunday we had a leisurley morning and lunch before heading off to Nick and Carols for afternoon poker. Neither mum or dad bothered to play well enough to boost my college fund and ended the game empty handed. Never mind the cards, Chrissy set up a huge bean bag by a step that I had great fun launching myself into over and over again, top bombing!
We went to the library again on Tuesday, I think I managed to remove almost every single book from it's shelf in an attempt to bury Mum under a huge pile of literature. I eventually settled on just four to take away. After that we went to pay a surprise visit to Nanny. While we were there her phone rang and before she had the chance to answer it I darted accross the room, picked it up and said 'Hello' into the mouthpiece. It was Aunty Chris! That was great, but I had nothing really to follow it up with, so I just grinned and gave it to Nanny. Must work on some more words and phrases.
I've also taken it on myself to liven nursery up a bit in the mornings as well. As soon as I arrive and am extracted from whatever winter clothes mum has trussed me up in, I make a beeline for the CD player, press play and crank up the volume! They know when Ned's in the house, although it's only ever nursery rhymes. I might have to sneak some drum and bass in I think, it's better for dancing to.....
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