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Easter 2009

Today mum and me went to see Omi (my grandmother) as I haven’t seen her for a while and she had broken her arm.

First we went to the station and John picked us up before driving us to Omi’s house. As Omi couldn’t drive mum drove Omi’s automatic car (which she loved) to place we could have lunch. I had a brilliant nicoise salad with a tuna steak. After that we bought a game from Grayshott Pottery, the game was…Worst-Case Scenario (which you go round the board answering multi-choice questions about the best way to survive things)! We went home and played the game and Omi won.

Afterwards we went to see John and Ruby (his mother). Ruby is 94 years old and she had made a delicious cake. We gave her a Hedgehog and Ladybird card. I did a few magic tricks which they liked.

Today, because it is my only full day with my mum, mum, mark and I went to the Queensway Ice Rink And Bowl! There were 10 people (including us 3) there, most of them mums friends, who did the bowling with us. There was only 6 bowling spaces so some of us had to share. I did one strike ( knock over all of the pins over in one bowl) and two spares ( knock over all of the pins over in two bowls) which I’m pleased about. About 3 years ago me and my friend Jordan went to Queensway Ice Rink And Bowl for an ice skating party. After the bowling we went to Cha Cha Moon, a Chinese restaurant, for supper.When we got home we watched TV Burp & You’ve Been Framed until bed time.

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Muddy & Dusty

Muddy and Dusty are only sixteen weeks old and we have had them for six of these weeks. They have a lot of nicknames: QWERTY Kittys (they like to snuggle up next to the keyboard) ; Fluffy Brothers (they are fluffy and are brothers) ; Fluffy Purr Machines (they are fluffy and purr) ; Mud; Dust; Mudle and Dustle. There so cuddly I could cuddle them all day! Despite being fluffy and cuddly they can be naughty: going on the table when we are eating and going on the computer table. : )

Today Mum, Mark & I went to a school reunion at our friend, Amy Meadows’s parents’ House. There were about thirty people there, nine of my mum’s school friends; nine husbands and twelve children (including me). Although the oldest child (apart from me) was about six or seven, I had quite a lot of fun with them, playing hide and seek. For dinner everyone brought a dish of somesort so we all had a buffet! There was a stew; two loafs of bread; fish pie and salad. For Pudding there was a peach and almond cake; a fruity cake and my mum made two Mississippi Mud Pies!!!