I have three minutes to blog today.
The Prof and I are taking his nephew to London today.
My contribution is the Star Wars exhibition at the O2 The Prof has organised a virtual reality experience at the Science Museum.
It's the first time we have been given responsibility of a small person
(but I have to say here that I am an expert in child care given the training I have received from the Randa Girls)
wish us luck!
gulp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Prof and I are taking his nephew to London today.
My contribution is the Star Wars exhibition at the O2 The Prof has organised a virtual reality experience at the Science Museum.
It's the first time we have been given responsibility of a small person
(but I have to say here that I am an expert in child care given the training I have received from the Randa Girls)
wish us luck!
gulp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds like a fun day. Just don't lose the boy and it will all be OK !!
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ReplyDeletethank you Richard... you have taught me well! all will be fine... see you tomorrow afternoon!
DeleteYou will have fun, just don't let the lad do what my son did and run into some large hanging plastic ribbons as there was a concrete pillar behind ! It was years ago so prob not there now x
ReplyDeleteGood luck - and have fun.
ReplyDeleteYou will be exhausted. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteA small person, a trip to London, two of my worst nightmares but together-----you must be mad.
ReplyDeleteDo keep cool - in all senses.
ReplyDeleteSaw Barbra Streisand at the 02 eons ago.That's a story right there! Sounds like a fab Three Go To London day ahead. Enjoy.x
ReplyDeleteI have no experience with children, but it can' t be much different than entertaining a sweet bulldog - keep him on a short lead.
ReplyDeleteAs an aunt, let me tell you the program is excellent and all will be well.
ReplyDeleteI bet you lose him in central London.
ReplyDeletePlenty of fizzy pop and as many blue sweets as you can shove down his throat, easy! hehehehehe x
ReplyDeleteYou'll do great!
ReplyDeleteI hope you all have a great time!
ReplyDeleteDon't try too hard. Just a kid and don't overwhelm him. Who knows? He may just enjoy the company of his uncles.
ReplyDeletehave a good time!
ReplyDeleteYou'll all have a fabulous time .... how old is the Prof's nephew ? XXXX
ReplyDeleteEnjoy . . .
ReplyDeleteIt will be fun!
(And you might experience a new kind of tired!)
You'll be fine.
ReplyDeleteIt will be great fun for you and the nephew .. wait and see, you will be wanting to do things with him more often ..
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the day will go well, if you don't lose him.
ReplyDeleteYou'll see how refreshing it is to look at the world through the eyes of a child. You'll feel like a child again yourself!
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of luck. Yes, very important: Don't lose him.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear all about it!
ReplyDeleteGood luck - although it is probably late in the day as you most likely will be back by now. Do tell us how it all went.
ReplyDeleteAll you guys have a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet you had a wonderful time! Do tell all the details!
ReplyDeleteHope youve had a good time, often the displays in such places designed for children are actually rather good fun for those of us who can revert to childhood at the drop of a hat, Im told that I play mean Star Wars....
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute picture, definitely on the same wavelength! Love it.
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I hope that London is not like St Trinians.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you're having (had?) a blast!
ReplyDeleteMaybe we should wish the nephew luck.
ReplyDeleteJust don't bring back the wrong kid, whew... learned that lesson the hard way!
ReplyDeleteHave a great time in London. I have just had a very enjoyable catch up reading of your most recent posts. My plan is to have an autumn renaissance of blog activity. xo
ReplyDeleteOn a totally different note (because I know you'd never risk eating a scotch egg on the beach) I read today that the first ever scotch egg was invented by Fortnum and Mason in 1738. They wrapped the egg in sausage meat and bread crumbs so it would be easy for travellers to take on journeys. I thought of you the moment I read it.
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