Holly has some great tiger pajamas.
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
New Year with Holly
For New Years Eve Lucy decides to visit her top friend Holly. Marcus just about manages to keep the two little girls in check.

Holly has some great tiger pajamas.
Holly has some great tiger pajamas.
Tuesday, 30 December 2008
Matt shows Lucy the Tomboliboos
Strange Fruit
Monday, 29 December 2008
Bag Hat
Friday, 26 December 2008
Boxing Day
Boxing day arrives and it is out for another festive meal. This time in a little village between Hull and Beverley. Lucy enjoys playing with the tat that came out of her cracker. No one is sure what it is but she likes it.

Lucy writes about the day in her diary.

Rather than another Christmas dinner, Lucy opts for that other festive favorite - chips and tomato ketchup.

Auntly Pinks dangley blue ears are more hypnotic to Lucy than Derren Brown could ever dream of.

* parp *
Lucy writes about the day in her diary.
Rather than another Christmas dinner, Lucy opts for that other festive favorite - chips and tomato ketchup.
Auntly Pinks dangley blue ears are more hypnotic to Lucy than Derren Brown could ever dream of.
* parp *
Thursday, 25 December 2008
Phantom of the Piano
Lucy decides to play the piano with her squeaky squirrel friend

Suddenly Lucy and squeaky squirrel look a bit apprehensive! What can they have seen?

Who is this cloaked pianist? Is it the phantom of the opera making an uncharacteristic visit to Hull? Rick Wakeman?

Of couse it is just cousin Jonny. Lucy loves listening to his Les Dawson esque piano bothering.
Suddenly Lucy and squeaky squirrel look a bit apprehensive! What can they have seen?
Who is this cloaked pianist? Is it the phantom of the opera making an uncharacteristic visit to Hull? Rick Wakeman?
Of couse it is just cousin Jonny. Lucy loves listening to his Les Dawson esque piano bothering.
Grandad reads a book
Christmas Bubbles
Christmas Dinner
Ho ho ho. Christmas day has arrives and the family goes out for Christmas dinner. Being quite a sophisticated young lady Lucy kicks off with Palma ham and melon as a starter.

Then the main course arrives. That is a big plate of food for a little fella! She has basically got the same as the grownups (apart from her own bottle). Yum Yum.

Obviously she has to ensure that she is attired in the appropriate head wear.

By a strange coincidence Uncle Doody and Aunty Sue are sporting similar fashions.

Grandad pops over to help Lucy read her "In the Night Garden" comic. To be quite honest, he barely knows his Iggle Piggle from his Makka Pakka but havingdragged brought 4 kids up he knows a thing or two about entertaining sprogs.

Aunty Pink joins in the Sponk wrangling duties. Jonny is amused.

Uncky Kev has the right idea. Yorkshire Bitter. Mummy prepares to tuck into a fine pint of Northern goodness.

Lucy sticks to her Iggle Piggle jigsaw.

Aunty Sue is a teacher so she has to practice looking disapprovingly over the top of her glasses every day. It is part of teacher lore. In the background, naughty school children Grandma and Aunty Tiss carry on chatting in class regardless.

Flouting the law, Lucy tries her hand on the one armed bandit. There is a clear notice saying over 18's only be we choose to interpret that as months.

Hold the Cherries!

After all the excitement Lucy has a nice glass of orange to calm down.
Then the main course arrives. That is a big plate of food for a little fella! She has basically got the same as the grownups (apart from her own bottle). Yum Yum.
Obviously she has to ensure that she is attired in the appropriate head wear.
By a strange coincidence Uncle Doody and Aunty Sue are sporting similar fashions.
Grandad pops over to help Lucy read her "In the Night Garden" comic. To be quite honest, he barely knows his Iggle Piggle from his Makka Pakka but having
Aunty Pink joins in the Sponk wrangling duties. Jonny is amused.
Uncky Kev has the right idea. Yorkshire Bitter. Mummy prepares to tuck into a fine pint of Northern goodness.
Lucy sticks to her Iggle Piggle jigsaw.
Aunty Sue is a teacher so she has to practice looking disapprovingly over the top of her glasses every day. It is part of teacher lore. In the background, naughty school children Grandma and Aunty Tiss carry on chatting in class regardless.
Flouting the law, Lucy tries her hand on the one armed bandit. There is a clear notice saying over 18's only be we choose to interpret that as months.
Hold the Cherries!
After all the excitement Lucy has a nice glass of orange to calm down.
Wednesday, 24 December 2008
Grandad does Nursery Rhymes
Grandad entertains Lucy by reciting nursery rhymes with all the actions. Her favorite is "This is the way the old man rides"
Christmas Eve Tea
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Box: Boat? House? Takeover!
This must be a warning for Christmas. Lucy's favorite toy at the moment is a cardboard box! So I suspect that quite a few Christmas presents may be slung casually to one side as Lucy plays with the box and wrapping paper.

When the box is on the ground like this Lucy calls it her boat.

When it is on the side she call it her house. This is a particularly versatile box.

In order to make the box even better and evoke maritime feelings Mummy and Lucy decorate the flaps with pictures of octopuses and sharks.

But they didn't recon on the pirate Captain Barney capturing Lucy's ship.
When the box is on the ground like this Lucy calls it her boat.
When it is on the side she call it her house. This is a particularly versatile box.
In order to make the box even better and evoke maritime feelings Mummy and Lucy decorate the flaps with pictures of octopuses and sharks.
But they didn't recon on the pirate Captain Barney capturing Lucy's ship.