Summer is still downloading, process complete by the weekend (if you believe the weatherguessers).
Today I brought home all my art, writing and maths books etc, it'll take a long time to go through that lot. However, I was particularly proud of my self-portrait, although it's not as good as Boberts', with its giant eyelashes.
This afternoon was supposed to be a day off but Jof had one too so Bud forced us out on a shopping trip with no explanation. Hey presto, we arrived at Halfords in Ocean Park and I was able to choose a brand new army bike with 18 inch wheels which will last me ages. It's got spikes to shred the tyres of Boudiccas' chariot and everything. This will mean an active summer.
It also means I'll be able to keep up with my mates when on their bikes, and Bud when he's running. I then coaxed Jof into ToysR'us with my eye on yet another Hero or Moshi or Ninjago or similar. In the end, I bleated on and on about the Lego Fire Station (£50) so much that I became the weakest link and left with nothing. However I was treated (?) to a McDonalds Lumps'O'Poultry
™ and Scalding Cylindrical Greasebombs
® while Jof had (and regretted) a Burger.
While we did that, Bud ran home but took the chance to check out the current Thursday football arrangement. Ben and the JBs were there as usual and the setup looked nice. But also present were Brandon (Year R), Adam from Beavers (Year 2), LittleMax from my class and possibly a couple of others. Therefore I believe that next year I may give up my one day off and join them, for it is not as frightening as once I thought.
Summer is still downloading, process complete by the weekend (if you believe the weatherguessers).
Today I brought home all my art, writing and maths books etc, it'll take a long time to go through that lot. However, I was particularly proud of my self-portrait, although it's not as good as Boberts', with its giant eyelashes.
It also means I'll be able to keep up with my mates when on their bikes, and Bud when he's running. I then coaxed Jof into ToysR'us with my eye on yet another Hero or Moshi or Ninjago or similar. In the end, I bleated on and on about the Lego Fire Station (£50) so much that I became the weakest link and left with nothing. However I was treated (?) to a McDonalds Lumps'O'Poultry™ and Scalding Cylindrical Greasebombs® while Jof had (and regretted) a Burger.
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