I’ve not got the energy to blog tonight, so instead I’m going to treat you to a few photos downloaded from Kerry’s phone. I think the third one in particular is wonderful.
Anyone else think she should resurrect CeleryJam?
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I’ve been practicing my balloon animal making skills recently. I’m more of a conceptual artist than a realist, although I’m sure you’ll agree that it’s pretty obvious what this sculpture/hat represents.
First person to correctly identify what animal the lovely Kerry is sporting on her head wins one of my highly coveted no-prizes.
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As Amy, Evan, and I were giving the chickens their evening corn last night there was a flash thunderstorm.
To say we got caught in it would be an understatement.
Photo by Kerry (who was standing nice and dry in the doorway)
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Evan stages a spontaneous sit-in protest in the aisles of Wilkinsons in order to demonstrate against the injustice of not being bought an Iggle-Piggle bubble-bath.
With the release of the new MacBooks yesterday I’m quite tempted to stage a similar protest of my own next time Kerry and I are in the Apple Store. [...] Read more »
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Amy, Evan, my mum and I went picking strawberries this morning. I had hoped that in the process of filling our little buckets the kids would consume enough fruit to enable me to forgo feeding them for at least a week. Strangely enough though they weren’t that interested in them. Perhaps they [...] Read more »
Some people, Xbox4Nappyrash and my own mother amongst them, have claimed that I am physically unable to take a photograph of Evan without him having some sort of grot or snot on his face.
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We visited the Blue Planet Aquarium in Chester yesterday. We had a good time.
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We're walking in aid of the Joseph Salmon Trust, a charity founded by our friends in memorial to their son Joseph who died aged 3 in April of 2005.
The Joseph Salmon Trust supports parents who have lost a child by providing financial assistance to those who need it most. Please consider sponsoring us. Thank you.
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