Post by lucydales on Mar 6, 2009 15:25:04 GMT -1
Helloooo! 
I is back! Lucy has been doing sneezels, urgh!
We did skool again last week with Claire.
Steve says he's going to put a comma on these yellow vests. What's a comma, Mummy? Something that makes a pause. Oh! Where would he stick it then??
Anyway, here is me looking all grown up and just too handsome for words. I is nearly as big as Mummy!
Mummy had to go out first with Celtie, she did grumble! Lucy said she was riding Mummy and Sue had to ride Isaac because if anyone was going to have to sort ME out it would have to be her!! Now that sounds ominous! I is only little and not at all grown up or anything!
Mummy went zooming along and had a nice time and I stopped and played with Uncle Pants and Uncle Wiz. Auntie Choc wouldn't play, she just looked down her nose at me! We did "planning how to be naughty" games!
Uncle Wiz is most sneaky-ist, but Uncle Pants advised NOT trying all of his suggestions if I wanted to keep my plums a little longer!
Celtie-Cobweb was brilliant... blah blah blah! How boring is that?!
Here they are waiting for a HUGE tractor and trailer, Mummy was brave so Celtie could be too!
They then had a little trip round the pub car park
And the man painting the fence made Celtie jump. So she left him a monster poo!
It was my turn with Uncle Isaac next. Here is me with claire, I think she was saying something like "I hate colt foals! One step out of place and you're Sunday lunch, short shanks!" Worryingly she had two long lines! Uncle Isaac, do we have a plan for that??
They cunningly had one person on each side of me so when I put Plan A into effect (throw a large strop) I was caught in the middle with no where to go! Claire did laugh at me which made me more madder but I couldn't get her! How mean was that?! In the end I had to be good. Sigh!
Here is uncle Isaac when we got back doing handsome impressions! Lucy calls him "lardy-boy" and feeds him less than everyone else. He is not impressed! He has also lost all his front feather, one day he had clay beads, the next nothing, he looks quite funny, but I daren't laugh at him else I get bit!
Anyway, we all had to stay in on Saturday evening as someone special was coming to see us. I was sooo excited as Lucy said it was my Dad's dad! Guess who turned up?
It was Tony! He is just brill even if he did say I have a pretty head and should have been a filly!
Even more confusing, there were three Amy's! Big Amiee who does Sammy, here she is sneaking Mummy Amy polos!
And Little Amy, Tony's granddaughter. She is well cool and does ace cuddles!
I got bundled into a stable and cuddled to death! Heeeelp!
Uncle Isaac did bowing and things and got a sneaky polo too! Mummy got most though, cos big Amiee liked her the best and she does have ribs!
Anyway, that was last weekend. Hope you enjoy it. More skool tomorrow!
Bye
I is back! Lucy has been doing sneezels, urgh!We did skool again last week with Claire.
Steve says he's going to put a comma on these yellow vests. What's a comma, Mummy? Something that makes a pause. Oh! Where would he stick it then??
Anyway, here is me looking all grown up and just too handsome for words. I is nearly as big as Mummy!
Mummy had to go out first with Celtie, she did grumble! Lucy said she was riding Mummy and Sue had to ride Isaac because if anyone was going to have to sort ME out it would have to be her!! Now that sounds ominous! I is only little and not at all grown up or anything!
Mummy went zooming along and had a nice time and I stopped and played with Uncle Pants and Uncle Wiz. Auntie Choc wouldn't play, she just looked down her nose at me! We did "planning how to be naughty" games!
Uncle Wiz is most sneaky-ist, but Uncle Pants advised NOT trying all of his suggestions if I wanted to keep my plums a little longer!Celtie-Cobweb was brilliant... blah blah blah! How boring is that?!
Here they are waiting for a HUGE tractor and trailer, Mummy was brave so Celtie could be too!
They then had a little trip round the pub car park
And the man painting the fence made Celtie jump. So she left him a monster poo!
It was my turn with Uncle Isaac next. Here is me with claire, I think she was saying something like "I hate colt foals! One step out of place and you're Sunday lunch, short shanks!" Worryingly she had two long lines! Uncle Isaac, do we have a plan for that??
They cunningly had one person on each side of me so when I put Plan A into effect (throw a large strop) I was caught in the middle with no where to go! Claire did laugh at me which made me more madder but I couldn't get her! How mean was that?! In the end I had to be good. Sigh!
Here is uncle Isaac when we got back doing handsome impressions! Lucy calls him "lardy-boy" and feeds him less than everyone else. He is not impressed! He has also lost all his front feather, one day he had clay beads, the next nothing, he looks quite funny, but I daren't laugh at him else I get bit!
Anyway, we all had to stay in on Saturday evening as someone special was coming to see us. I was sooo excited as Lucy said it was my Dad's dad! Guess who turned up?
It was Tony! He is just brill even if he did say I have a pretty head and should have been a filly!
Even more confusing, there were three Amy's! Big Amiee who does Sammy, here she is sneaking Mummy Amy polos!
And Little Amy, Tony's granddaughter. She is well cool and does ace cuddles!
I got bundled into a stable and cuddled to death! Heeeelp!
Uncle Isaac did bowing and things and got a sneaky polo too! Mummy got most though, cos big Amiee liked her the best and she does have ribs!
Anyway, that was last weekend. Hope you enjoy it. More skool tomorrow!
Bye
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Celt is starting to listen to voice commands rather than just follow the pone in front and is really light on the bit, though steering and turning needs a bit more work! It is only her 3rd time out bitted so I'm well chuffed with her.
When his boredom threshold kicked in and a small strop was just begining, I got Sue and Isaac to trot on and he trotted behind rather than increasing his strop! It was a dodgy plan as he might have got much worse but it worked in giving him something else to think about. We then did a calm down last 20 yards to home and met a big truck so he was more interested in that! All in all I was very pleased as he behaved much better and Claire and I were working as a team to ensure he did!
