Anyway, this is Daughter 2 in London having a Christmas crafty evening with her chums. Not sure what that mini balloon is in her hand.
A smaller iceberg made its appearance today.
And another card of mysterious shapes.
Mr Life sets his mind to the problem.
Sirius helps.
Sirius gets bored. You may notice that we have another helping of that nasty white stuff on the ground outside. Both cats strongly disapprove.
Look: those traditional friends, the hippo* and the polar bear, have a chat before trotting off to the manger.
*You're entirely right, Marcheline - it is indeed a rhino!! And despite your charitable interpretation of the situation, no, I didn't get it wrong to see if anyone was paying attention (though sadly, you were the only one who was - except Mr Life, who has just this minute come in to point out my error). At the age of 61, I seem to have discovered that I suffer from dysanimalia or at least dysbiganimalia. Clearly I don't watch enough David Attenborough programmes...
Sirius is squeaking at me (distracting me from my animal identification abilities, presumably). The next stage in his campaign to get my attention is scratching the chair and if I ignore this, he takes a flying leap on to on my shoulders. This can be quite painful. I shall go and administer the prawns which he knows are in the fridge.
Ow!!! Too late.
You did it again. That's a rhino and a polar bear.
ReplyDeleteYou're doing this on purpose to see if anyone's paying attention, aren't you?
8-)
Is the assembly and identification an exercise in keeping your grey matter alive?
ReplyDeleteYou're too funny! I'm thoroughly enjoying your dysanimalia or whatever you called it. When the cat pops up, as long as you don't call it a dog, I think everything will be ok!
ReplyDeleteNot fair, making me giggle while drinking my Sunday morning coffee.... *snort*
ReplyDeleteDaughter 2 is so clever... I love seeing your little gift each day. Perhaps she'd consider doing a guest post to share the crafty things she and her pals made?
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