Nedster's World now featuring Ellis!

Okay then, first of all I must announce we finally have internet at home!!! By way of a celebration this week will be a photo special (no, it's because we're lazy).

My appetite is still massive, i'll eat anything and everything, Dad gives me bigger portions than Ned and I finish way before him:

And I love my wheely trolley, but I want to drive it around not just walk it around:

Ned and I had a great race around the house earlier with much whooping and hollering.

We went off to London at the weekend, we didn't help Dad pack Friday afternoon as we both decided a kip was in order. We soon woke up once we hit the road though:

But then I got camera shy:

We picked Mum up from work, Andy up from home and then got straight on the road. When we arrived we dumped our stuff and headed straight out to a barbecue at the boarding house Dean works at, it was brilliant fun. There were inflatables:

Fighting:

More fighting in silly hats:

And best of all (apart from Cans of coke and an endless supply of sausages) there were loads of young girls that took a fancy to Max and I!

Next day we went off down the park leaving Dad at home watching bike racing on the internet (what a sad case). He soon joined us though, he must have smelt the chips! They had a great roundabout that you had to pedal:

And the most violent see-saw in the world:

It certainly caused plenty of bruises!

We soon resumed our usual slumped positions though:

Max and I got on famously this time, we even shared the ice cream without any incidents:

I just sat about looking all summery:

Borrowing my fashion sense from Dad (the underpants anyway):

Here's the boys after a morning of sport:

As usual we had a great weekend so thanks once again Max, Leo, Emma and Dean. It's great your coming home to Newbury but a shame we won't get our lovely weekends away any more!

So, back to Newbury then and Dad has a fit of inspiration and decides we ought to have a day off nursery and work and go to Legoland instead.

Sometimes Dad has brilliant ideas (but mostly they're really rubbish, like having brocolli with our dinner). As luck would have it, Auntie Christine also just so hapened to be free and decided to come along with us:

So it's the usual Legoland pictures, just with Auntie Christine in place of Mum or Dad:

With added 'in the mouth of a lion' shots:

And one of me when Mum let me have the last few bits of her magnum ice cream, oh Mum, you really spoil me:

We even went on the viking river ride for the first time, it was brilliant even though we got very wet indeed:

We watched the puppet show:

And for the first time ever, we went when it wasn't freezing cold so we had packed our swimmers and towels to play in the water section:

I got in on the act too, look at my pastey looking brother in the background:

Just to prove Dad actually got in on the action, heres a photo he had to take of himself:

The place was so empty we didn't have to queue for any rides at all, in fact we stayed on most of them for go after go after go and didn't leave until it shut......

What a great day out, it was lovely to have Auntie Christine come along with us, she hadn't been before so it was great to show her around. Thanks for coming!

So, when we got home we were pretty tired but I managed to stay up long enough for Auntie Trish to come round before the quiz. She had got me a book in a bid to keep on terms in the 'best Auntie' competition. It was a grand effort too, 'Dinosaurs Love Underpants' Thanks for that and thanks for reading it to me so nicely as well!