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The man flu and tea parties . . .

We were supposed to go into town today, go visiting, have a picnic in the park (you know the one with the big whale) and have tea with Gran. That sounds like a great day to me!

But Daddy has the man flu. He is very very very very very very very very very very very very very sick. Mummy is very very very very very very very very very very very very very tolerant (which basically means she is ignoring him).

So instead of going to town we have been keeping ourselves amused at home. We wrote out invititions to a tea party in the lounge. We invited Mummy, Daddy, Luke and I. Luke couldn't come though because he was asleep. At one stage of the morning Daddy was uninvited for being grumpy, but we let him come in the end.

We had a tea party, I was in charge of pouring the tea. It's trickier than it looks you know.

Everyone went to bed to have a sleep after lunch. Daddy and Luke went to bed first, then Mummy and I decided that we were very tired and needed a sleep too (someone was awake at 5 o'clock again).

When everyone woke up it was time to play with the playdough.

Hooray for Gracie!

Last November was my second birthday and Tanya and Kirsty brought me a very very cool playdough kit. It was put away and only found yesterday in a cupboard. They are blaming each other for that. I don't care I got to make elephant's, birds and giraffes.

Hooray for Gracie!



9 Comments:

  • At 5:28 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Wow Gracie your tea party should have been called "Tea and Sympathy" (Daddy being fluey and all) Megan knows how to play that game really well, it is very funny. :-)

     
  • At 6:46 PM, Blogger A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…

    Megan Mummy says don't gave him any sympathy because then he will play on it and want lots of attention.

    We are far to tired for that sort of carry on.

     
  • At 7:32 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Man flu is very very very very very very very serious u know.

    BTW> A certain Fulton-Hogan digger driver, working up in Westport,(who shall remain nameless), has got his photo in OUR paper tonight. Cheek!
    Cheers, Mr. Hunt

     
  • At 10:20 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    there should be a parcel for the little ones tomorrow have sent it by courier, let me know if it comes, am in westport tomorrow to teach so hear from you soon much love nanny, tell daddy he a poor wee thing.

     
  • At 7:43 AM, Blogger A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…

    All my grandads are famous

    Nanny I will pass that on to Daddy because I know Mummy won't

     
  • At 11:41 AM, Blogger wegan said…

    TEa and Sympathy is not a funny game.

    I think mummy is doing the right thing....ignore him!

    And every once in a while call him a big sook.

    I also want to know, gracey, how come in the photos, you don't appear to have aged in ten years?

     
  • At 6:39 PM, Blogger A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…

    Mummy agrees Megan, to much sympathy for Daddy's (or indeed any sick male) and they will come to expect it.

    The secret of youth:
    no drinking, no parties, no drugs, no fun

     
  • At 7:23 PM, Blogger wegan said…

    well, that's really not gonna work for me.

     
  • At 8:17 AM, Blogger A day in the life of Grace and Luke said…

    Megan that is as it should be

     

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