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Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely What Thingy Whojit?

I was glancing through Daddy’s plastic-vinyl record collection the other day while Mummy’s back was turned … and, having thrown a few choice examples on the floor, had a good old look at them. Daddy has a lot of records by this band called The Beatles, who were apparently quite good in the olden days [...]
All The Leaves Are Brown… BUT WHY?

Ok. So we went out for a big long walk in Hampers Heath today, Mummy, Daddy, Tippi and I, and we saw the most amazing and spectacular autumn leaves. I keep hearing Tall People saying what an amazing autumn it is, better than before, more yellow and red leaves and all that sort of thing. [...]
A Christmas Catalogue of Disasters

It’s very interesting, at this time of year, how many spurious catalogues, disguised as Christmas cards, come through your door, from companies who don’t usually bother. I mean we are all used to three pizza palace handouts, a menu from the local Indian, four taxi cab cards and twenty-five slightly different Lakeland catalogues slipping onto [...]
In this post I played with: Remote Controlled Roary The Racing Car
These Toys were bought by: Other People
These Toys were bought by: Other People
A Sonnet By Any Other Name Would Be… A Haiku?

Another gloomy morning today, not even my Diecast Chuggington Starter Set could lighten the heavy doldrums, draped across my consciousness, so I decided I would try to write a sonnet about my life to cheer myself up. I mean, if Will Shakespeare can do it, why not Thomas Myddle esquire? Now an English sonnet, as [...]
The Future Is Bright

If you are feeling down and blue at this time of year, with a touch of that SAD thing and the lack of light is getting to you or the cold winds are starting to whoosh up your parka, spare a thought for me, the Thursday hater. I get it all year round. There are [...]
These Toys were bought by: Other People


















Christmas Shopping Guilt & Matchbox Stinky The Garbage Truck
These Toys were bought by: Daddy, Mummy |