Showing posts with label Christmas Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Tree. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 December 2009

Christmas Tree

Things are a bit quiet in the run up to Christmas. We had decided not to have a tree following the previous well documented calamity

But at the last minute we change out minds. Lucy is very happy that we have. We are keeping a close eye on Boo though.

Saturday, 20 December 2008

Christmas Tree Angel

Seems like Mummy has been watching Blue Peter and getting all creative. What is this we see on the top of our Christmas tree?

It's a little Lucy angel that Mummy has made. Ahhh.

Monday, 24 December 2007

Aunty Tiss - the children's entertainer

So we arrived in Hull for Lucy's first Christmas and also her first trip to the enchanted and sacred land of East Yorkshire. It was also her 3rd tree in 3 days. Aunty Pinks was the biggest but Grandma and Grandad came in second.

Famously Aunty Tiss says she is not very good with babies and normally claims that she will have nothing to do with them until they are around fourteen. This is an exaggeration of course and she has played with Lucy before - but things have moved onto a new level! Tiss has purchased some furry slippers just so that Lucy can play with them (Lucy loves normal shoes but we don't let her play with them for obvious sanitary considerations).

She can also be seen quite clearly here interacting with hands as well as feet.

And frankly this picture shows that Aunty Tiss has gone the whole hog and become firm pals with her little niece.

Sunday, 23 December 2007

Pink's Got a Big One

After Lucy learned yesterday that Christmas Trees should be about 3 feet tall, we went to visit Uncle Stewby and Aunty Pink. Their tree was somewhat bigger being over six foot tall and about the same wide.

Lucy was suitably impressed by it's size.

She then proceeded to check out Aunty Pinks' collection of reindeer's and (fake) Santa's.

Saturday, 22 December 2007

Christmas Tree

Last year we discovered that Lucy's feline brothers were incompatible with standard Christmas Trees. You can see the details by clicking here. So this year we thought we should go with a more modest effort in the hope that Barney and Boo would leave it alone this time.

Once the room lights were dimmed and the tree lights were turned on, Lucy was enchanted by her first Christmas tree.

Whilst Lucy loves the tree we are not convinced that the cats are ignoring it. And of course who other than Boo would be the culprit we would catch.