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Full of Beans!

December 30, 2005 by

The slightly less pleasant side of winter is having to go out in the post-snow freezing, driving wind and rain. It was -2C when i went out this morning, with a distinctly less that impressed Amelie in tow. First stop was for cheap-o bookshelves which are nonetheless perfectly good enough for a bathroom book/toiletries shelf and a paperback bookshelf for our room. Then on to Toys R Us where Amelie spent Xmas money on another Dora outfit 🙄 I wouldn’t mind but she then yells because she can’t get the gloves/shoes/tiara on properly and goes mental. I tried to talk to her today about the way she is being; she just smirked and wouldn’t look at me. She is doing that “I want what you’ve got until i’ve made you cry and got it and then i don’t want it, so long as by then you are emotionally incapable of having a nice time with it” thing. Just delightful. 🙄 Ah well…

Home for a variety of further present playing, though Fran was very into Animal Crossing today. Maddy has um.. not sure 😯 Fran and i did make a finger puppet from a set, but i got wound up as she’d lost half the templates and then totally failed to use any intelligence about following the instructions. Ooops. We did end up with quite a cute panda though.

Shortly after this the Beans arrived to fill the house with mirth, merriment and much tea and cake consumption. The children managed to play a game, eat popcorn, create havoc and generally have a nice time. Even a SB can be out-princessed here, so it all mucks down rather nicely.

I think i impressed Chris and Heleln with my utter inability to wait for my birthday to open my Nano, which appeared via a nice man in a Lynx van while they were here. We all stroked it admiringly 🙂 It’s very pretty.

Now, must do something useful. Education anyone?

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Comments

  1. HelenHaricot says

    December 31, 2005 at 12:53 am

    there was love at first sight with that Merry!

  2. Katy says

    December 31, 2005 at 1:37 pm

    Gosh! busy day then! Hope you are enjoying the Nano….

  3. chris F says

    December 31, 2005 at 9:55 pm

    They do look good. Most amused by how much Merry enthused about it and she hadn’t even got any music on it 🙂 Just take care of that screen….

    Good to see you all

  4. Katy says

    December 31, 2005 at 10:46 pm

    Just popped by to wish you and yours all the best for 2006 Merry! Hope to see you soon…

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