Showing posts with label Jake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jake. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 October 2011

Whitton Express

Lucy is on the way to Pink and Stewby's house to meet up with her friend Jake.

Her Play Person does not really fit in her flowers (shoes).

Lucy likes to sit slightly closer to the television than Jake.

In case there are dull parts in the film Lucy esures that she has a good supply of Mr Man books.

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Patriotic Seat

Jake and Lucy enjoy Pink and Stewby's new garden seat.

Saturday, 7 May 2011

Behind You!

Could Aunty Pink possibly be behind the door trying to scare Lucy and Jake or is it the pebble dashing coming to life?

Luxury Cinema for Lucy and Jake

Lucy and Jake are at Aunty Pink and Uncle Stewby's house. While the parents are out in the garden discussing weighty matters the kids get a huge bowl of crisps, some stuffed cats and drag the table over as a foot rest while they watch a dinosaur film.

Life's not so hard

Saturday, 4 September 2010

Lucy and Jake

It's Aunty Pink and Uncle Stewby's anniversary. A big gang of us headed up to celebrate Stew's patience and poor sense of smell.

Pink tries to show Jake and Lucy how to use Andrew's iPhone. I think Jake is actually showing Pink!

Because this is a posh Belgian style restaurant they call their chipped potatoes "frites". But really this is sausage and chips. Aunty Pink helps Lucy blow on the CHIPS to make sure they aren't too hot. Much to the disgust of "mayonnaise and frites" loving Mummy, demands for ketchup are not far away. Lucy loves ketchup.

After dinner we go back to chez Sell where Jake and Lucy attempt to find amusement with a wire rat.

The lame wire rat didn't last long so the kids (and Mummy*) watch a DVD.


* Aunty Lorna was also there but Daddy knew better than to include her in the photo

Saturday, 1 May 2010

Pimm's O'Clock

Lucy loves Pink and Stew's Pimm's double deck chair.

Since the deck chair is so big, Daddy and Jake join in.

Lucy lays a big hug on Jake. "Get him to buy you dinner first", advises Daddy.

Saturday, 9 August 2008

Lucy and Jake

Lucy and Jake share an armchair as they watch an episode of Scooby Do

Lucy is a bit more interested in her baguette than the cartoon.

Being four years old, Jake is also a bit more adept at sitting. Lucy will need some more practice.