Nedster's World now featuring Ellis!

Okay, i've decided i'm big enough to ride my scooter to school to meet ned in the afternoons, he doesn't like having to walk home while I glide along much hey ho. I did have something of an incident in the playground though involving a gentle slope and a large plate glass window. Luckily, being a school and all that I expect it's toughened glass so no serious damage was done.
It was colours week at nursery last week, we had pink, blue, green, and red days covered but yellow was proving to be a little problematic. Still, with Auntie Christine on the case I had this to wear:

Very yellow and very smiley, just the job.
Yes and she also had a baloon modelling kit with stickers and shoes and what have you, I loved it and modelled my first creation on Ellis, the likeness is stunning:

I also got half a pussycat to wear with my party dresses over the winter, very swish:

And a set of pumpkin decorations for Halloween, here I am, modelling a rather scary mouth:

Thursday was my first parents evening in year 1. My teacher told Mum and Dad that she had been looking forward to having me in her class since my visits while I was still in foundation because of my cheery disposition and enthusiasm....I wonder, where on earth do I get that from? Anyway, i'm doing well by all accounts, result. Even more so, Andy looked after us while they went out, we played Monopoly...he is very brave......

Friday was harvest festival assembly at school. Mum and Ellis came along this year which was great. I loved doing it all, especially having the bright lights on the stage. I think there may be some video later on actually.....

Friday afternoon we made the most of the autumn sunshine without the whingeing and arguing that Ned and Max have bought to the woods with us on recent outings, it was most refreshign without them:

So the weekend then, and after Mum was up half the night being sick, any planned events for saturday were a bit of a non starter, Mum took to the sofa, so she was good for an endless supply of 'on tap' cuddles and Dad did his best by taking us to the shops (I just don't know where his inspiration comes from sometimes).

Actually, we had a proper mission at the shop, materials for school 'countries' project...more of that later.

We got a book each too, I got a Noddy sticker book.....

....and I got a Doctor who 'making' book. Dad made the Sonic Screwdriver that was in there, it took him hours to finish and he reckons it was the single most difficult and complicated thing he has ever assembled....ha ha!

Sunday then and poor old Mum had no chance of any further rest, the other three of use were desperate to get out somewhere....Legoland would do the trick. Our last visit before it closes down for the winter.

I love all the little men:

And finally, I was brave enough to tell the man I was 6 and get on the big cars for a drive. I loved it and did really well. I made sure I paid attention to the traffic lights and road junctions:

My project then:

Flags all drawn by me, stuck into a map of the world on a pinboard. I even got really brave and drew the Australian flag, which was much much harder than Japan!