Basketball at multisports this week, I love basketball so I was well pleased to have a chance to show off my super cool ball dribbling. I also got to do a bit more dribbling when my wobbly tooth finally came out! Mrs Stephenson was passing by and very kindly wrapped it all up safe for me to take home and show off (and most importantly, cash in with the tooth fairy). So here's my new look:
The one right next to it is pretty wobbly too, so that won't be far behind. Anyway, I placed my tooth under the pillow and it was replaced in by morning time by a shiny £1 coin. I assured Dad that this was the going rate, he seemed quite pleased with the amount....?
I had another lovely time at dancing on wednesday afternoon, it's the highlight of my week.
I didn't have a book to read and Dad forgot my DS so once Dad gave up with our interesting 'walk' we got back in the car and listened to the new Frank Turner album, well, track 6 anyway. I love it.
I'd been going on about going to the city playground for ages and ages and ages (we go through on the way to nursery in the mornings), so on Friday afternoon Dad could take no more and finally gave in. We even got there by bike which was a double bonus:
What wasn't quite so great was the weather....hail. Big lumps of hail. The hail itself was fantastic and I loved it, but what I hadn't bargained on was the affect it had on all the metal climbing stuff...it all got a bit slippery. I had a bit of an off and ended up on my bum and hurt my fingers too. I cried. I really cried. I cried all the way home on the back of Dad's bike and had to call Mum at work to cry at her too. I'm back pestering Dad to take me there again now though.
We had our boys BMX outing again on friday night, this week we ventured down to Eastleigh to ride their new track. It was a nice downhill affair which made it easier for poor old Dad to keep up. The skatepark at the bottom of the track looked even more fun though if truth be told, shame it was a bit too wet to ride.
Mum went to work on saturday, boo.
It wasn't so bad though, we slugged in our pj's and watched one of my new Tinkerbell DVD's.
Yeah, I quite liked it too, i'm a sucker for a Disney film.
Sue finally caught us in after trying since Easter, she bought us our lovely birthday presents and even an Easter egg...Brilliant!
Yeah thanks Sue.
We then got dressed and headed for the park on a mission....to get rid of my stabilisers once and for all.
I gave her plenty of coaching.
They were off, and so was I, don't know what all the fuss was about? I definatley don't want them back thats for sure.
We had a spot of lunch and then picked up Owen to go to the Leckhampstead Dog Show and fete thingy, sadly we were too late for the Dog show, so we had to make do with poking around a fire engine and smashing crockery with balls.
This was so much fun:
As if we hadn't had enough excitment for one day it was round to Auntie Christines for Laura's birthday in the evening. Lovely as it was to celebrate Laura's birthday the real attraction was of course Darcey.
Yeah, we love Darcey and couyldn't wait to get some cuddles in.
And to help her along with her chair swing thing.
We had a few games of shut the box too, I love shut the box and even managed to actually shut the box on one occasion. Sadly it was before we started playing for money though.
Sunday saw the last of my birthday activities with my party at Northcroft. We had a bouncy castle to play on as well but most of us were more interested in the gymnastics stuff:
Next up it was a session in bumpers, I love bumpers so Iwas really excited, I was even brave enough to go down the big slide, well I am 4 after all.
I had a great time chasing the party organiser around and throwing balls at the little ones in the ball pool.
Dinner time was next on the agenda:
If Dad thinks we eat slow at home, he hadn't seen anything compared to this lot!
Ha ha, we were just enjoying ourselves!
We were gagging to get the cake out and get on with our ice creams though!
All in good time Ned. I had a great time with my friends and also got some really lovely presents from them too.
So a bit of news then, I've been chosen by school to go to a dance event (only 12 from the whole school) because of my aptitude for rhythmic activities, balance and co-ordination apparently. I wasn't so sure about it at first but when I realised i'd miss a day of school I was won over. I'm really looking forward to it now actually.
Mum and Dad got a load of letters and forms about me starting school, exciting stuff eh? I can't wait to go and this makes it all another step closer I suppose. There's various visiting days and what have you as well so it's all go!
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