2006 August 25

I love our library (again)

August 25, 2006 By Jax Blunt 1 Comment

Tonight Big read Night You Were Born (Orchard Picturebooks) to me. We got it at the library earlier this week, when they were selling off lots of books, 6 for £1. And as you know, we’ve a shortage of books here Anyway, tonight we talked about punctuation marks, I said things like ‘that’s a question […]

Filed Under: Big, reeling, writhing

If you've enjoyed reading this year, and have a few moments to spare, I'd love if you could click here or on the MADs badge over in the sidebar and nominate me. The family fun category would be lovely, though I'd be very happy with any nominations at all, and I'm especially grateful to whoever nominated me for blog of the year :) Thank you.

Roche Abbey

August 25, 2006 By Tim 1 Comment

Today we went to Roche Abbey We played hide and seek Admired the spots on a ladybird Threw Pooh sticks And waited for them to reappear … and Small has learnt to play with the stream…

Filed Under: Ages past, places we like, Tim's Posts

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