A mini sledge and an old dressing gown cord is all you need to get around! We pulled Kezia half a mile like this to get to Katie's on Sunday (and half a mile home again) - she loved it!
Thursday, 24 January 2013
Last football photos for a while - I promise
I don't want this turning into a football blog, but I just wanted to post some pictures from Tranmere's games at Brentford and Coventry last week. The first time I have been to consecutive Tranmere away games for over 7 years.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
The Tranmere fans (I nicked this photo from someone else)
If you look very closely, you can just about see me. I am above the right-most "Ricoh" word, about three rows above the "R", just above the black seating. There are two of us sitting next to each other. One of them is me.
Monday, 14 January 2013
Game shot!
Kezia had to go to bed before the Lakeside darts final had finished last night, so she asked if I could put the result on a sheet of paper on her bedroom floor. In the end, I actually forgot to leave the piece of paper where she could find it, but I was quite pleased with the artwork.
Challenging for the title!
This is Kezia's first go at updating our magnetic league ladders. Paternal influence can't quite knock Chelsea off top spot, but we are working on it. Apologies to any Spurs fans out there.
It was very muddy!
It WAS muddy, although Kezia did really well riding her bike most of the way round the route. She didn't fall off once, and she loved it.
Sunday, 13 January 2013
A bit of football nostalgia
I have nicked this from a football nostalgia website, "The Football Attic", which I follow. This is just for my Mum, Kezia's Gran, who worked with Alan Young for a while at Henshaw's (after he had retired as a footballer!)
Sunday, 6 January 2013
A trip to see Grandpa & Grandma Sue
We started the year with a trip up to County Durham to see Grandpa & Grandma Sue. It was lovely to see them.
Raggy Aggie
We went to the park in Lanchester. It was empty when we got there and then a little girl arrived....by horse! The horse was called Raggy Aggie.