Nedster's World now featuring Ellis!

Sorry, a day late this week, i'm sure it'll be worth the wait though eh?

Money, I love money. Nothing brash, just the moneybox where all the change ends up, I love it. I grab a handfull of coins and then sprinkle it all around the house, calling out 'money'

Yes Ellis, very good but please leave my money box in my bedroom alone will you?

I amazed everyone around the dinner table last week when I started going into great detail about syllables. I worked out how many we all had in our names by clapping along with my hands, thats how you do it! Alexandria has the coolest name at school, with a whopping five!

I'm not just an intellectual though, my art output has also been top notch of late. We've been making paper plate puppet faces like no ones business and my finest piece to date, a guitar! Complete with a lovely neck (milkshake bottle) and strings (red wool).

So then, weekend business! Paultons Park anyone? Well, it'll do until Legoland opens won't it!

Here I am on the space orbiter, it was okay while it was just going round and round but when it lifted into the air I wasn't quite so sure!

Dad and I liked the magic carpet though.

I loved the seal flume ride thing. I had about 10 goes it was that good.

I enjoyed a good bit of 'out of the buggy' time, Ned made sure I didn't come to any harm.

We did some driving.

We even managed to get a very rare full group photo.

I whetted my roller coaster appetite with this little tiddler (it was much better sat at the back with Mum though).

And I finally got to go on one of those coin operated rides (no, don't worry, dad didn't finally stump up a bit of change, they all worked for free).

Then we went on the Cobra. Now technically I was actually a little bit shy of the minimum height requirement on this ride but the lads operating it could see I was really up for it. It was really high, really fast and Mum screamed really loudly. As soon as I got off I summoned Dad for a go, he loved it too, so much so we I had to have a third go with him!

He wasn't happy for long though and soon had his miserable face back on.

I had to avoid the advances of the girls.

And we had a good old water shooting session.

Boat race! Excellent stuff, and unlike Crealy and Legoland you don't get wet on this one.

Me and Mummy, no mates pirates!

What a great day out, there was hardly anyone there so we got hundreds of rides and no queueing! Dad managed to redeem himself for the Disneyland teacup ride disaster as well, which pleased him. Well, it would have done if he hadn't got it going so fast he nearly made himself sick.

Sunday then, I got up and asked if we were going to do anything exciting this weekend! That went down well after yesterdays outing.....
We started off with a trip to the park:

I spun a few high speed laps:

And I was desperate to get in on the act. I'm trying to grow as quickly as I can but I still can't reach the pedals on dad's bike.....not fair!

Eventually they took pity on me and I got a few laps in on Ned's bike, I needed a little help though:

We went to Toys R Us in the afternoon to get a present for one of my friends birthdays, we got some http://http://www.magicboxint.com/gogos2008UK/gogos.html for ourselves too. We both really love these things!

Yeah, I love to hoover them all up and stuff my pockets full of them!

A rare excursion into moving images again this week (see, I told you it was worth waiting for this week):