Archive for the 'Tony' Category
Just A Couple of Bums
Saturday, November 17th, 2007Hair
Saturday, September 9th, 2006And so Bert, your first steps continue. Today you had your first haircut, at Doug’s, an old fashioned barber in Seddon.
You sat on the little booster plank on the barber chair, you watched with great interest in the mirror and turned every now and then to see what the man in the white coat was […]
Bert’s 1st Birthday
Sunday, August 13th, 2006My boy turned one today.
We spent it with family, there were babies all over the place and the sun shone. We all ate, drank, talked and laughed.
This is what you do my young man, you make people happy, and every body loves you in return.
Happy Birthday son.
a quickr pickr post
Hello From Home
Monday, July 17th, 2006Hi from home. Yep, two weeks after returning to work I’m already spending a day at home (And, I have to say, loving it. I miss this a lot.).
It all started last Friday afternoon. I was leaving work early as it was but I had a call from Rae - Bert was ill and the […]
Burning Question
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006Kraft Cheese Sticks - bite the ends off before unwrapping and present child with whole stick OR unwrap without biting the ends off and enjoy the end bits yourself?
Bert Reviews Chocolate Frogs
Sunday, June 25th, 2006Introducing Albert, food critic. His first review - Cadbury Chocolate Freddo Frogs. Or see the pictures of his Freddo review.
We Have Standing
Wednesday, June 21st, 2006a quickr pickr post
You’ve waited a while but chose today, when your sister was home to clap and cheer, to finally ’stand’. You’ve been pulling yourself up to a kneel for weeks now and love ‘walking’ with mum and dad but have shown no inclination to pull yourself all the way up on your own. […]
Tackling Lunch
Monday, June 19th, 2006Mr Independence
Monday, June 19th, 2006Young Bert has well and truly developed his own views about how the world should be run and one of his central tenets is that under no circumstances should he ever have to wear a hat. However this tenet comes in to conflict with a central tenet of mum and dad’s; that at all times […]
