Nedster's World now featuring Ellis!

Well it's getting all wintry out there isn't it? I've even worn my coat once or twice.
Because of this, we've been involved in a lot of indoor activities of late so once again we have a distinct lack of pictures to back up our news this week.
We had a trip to the park with Leo on Wednesday afternoon, I think he must have been having a bit of a day of it and sadly I didn't really help matters with my gentle wind ups.
On Thursday we were impossibly excited about a trip to the dentist for our check up. The lure of a sticker eh?
And now I was three I was allowed to have a go in the chair and everything.
Dad got to go first and then it was my turn. I hopped straight up in the chair and opened my mouth so wide the dentist nearly fell in. Dad commented that I hadn't lost any of my teeth yet, even though all my friends are having wobblers all over the place. He said that it wil all happen soon enough and not to worry.
I wasn't quite as brave as Ned and I sat on Dad's lap for the dentist to take a look in my big wide mouth.
Afterwards while we were out at the desk rifling the stickers the nurse came out with a special envelope to put my teeth in for the tooth fairy........
We went from the dentist to see Auntie Christines 'new' shop.
It was super cool, it's got the biggest telly we've ever seen and a lovely comfy sofa for us to sit down on. We spent quite a while marking out plenty of new 'height benchmarks' for us to compare ourselves to.
As we walked back up town to go and pick Mum up from work I decided to pock a fight with the pavement....the pavement won. I bumped my head really hard, and i cried my eyes out. Dad picked me up and soon discovered a truly enormous lump on the side of my head as well as some blood. He had a little panic and called Mum as we were right outside her shop, she got her work first aiders to take a look and they recommended I get the docor to check it out.
While this was going on we got to raid Chris the security man's sweetie stash, nice one Ellis.
So we had an unscheduled trip to the doctors. I got checked out and even he remarked on just what a big lump I had attached to my head.
So Friday then and I got picked up early from nursery to go and have my jabs...at the doctors! What a couple of days i'd had there! Still, the jabs themselves went by without any undue stress or bother. I didn't mind them at all actually and made sure I had a good look at what the nurse was doing. I was pretty proud of my twin plasters afterwards as well and didn't want to take them off.
In the afternoon Dad and I hit Sainsbury's to get some supplies for saturday evenings entertainment. This of course meant the cool escalator and a lot of fun and games going through all the fruit and veg.
We had a rather ill advised trip to Hungerford Skatepark on saturday morning, it was a little bit wet form the overnight rain and the metal ramps were pretty slippery. We fell off. A lot.
The park next door was great fun though so it wasn't a complete disaster.
We went on to Marlborough afterwards and had a look around the shops, there were some cool toy shops to look around and everything was starting to get a bit Christmassy.
So we went to get our advent calendars, exciting or what?
We had an afternoon session on Wii Party before heading off to Kimi and Marny's place so the grown ups could eat or something?
We had a lovely time ransacking their toys of course.
And once all the young un's had fallen asleep we watched the boxing. Although everyone seemd to think it was rubbish I quite enjoyed it really.
In view of the late night on Saturday, Sunday morning was a very lazy affair indeed. Infact no one was dressed much before lunchtime.
We watched the Grand Prix that had an 'Awesome' crash at the start but then became a bit boring.
Then it was back on the Wii party...have we mentioned that we love Wii party before?
We love Wii Party!
And this weeks bedtime literature? Shakespeare no less. Auntie Christine gave me a a box set of his books (in condensed form I should add). I love the stories, full of violence, poisoning, deceit and love! Right up my street they are.