An Igloo isn't a chilly toilet?

The UK continues to have lots of snow - in case you didn't know. I took this photo with Mummy's camera when Daddy threw me up into the air really, really, really high and you can see most of the UK is white. It's caused chaos. Mummy and Daddy and Lottie and me have spent most of the week in the house. We had Layne and Abbie come to visit and to play on Monday and Tuesday. They are from next door but I think it took them six hours to make the journey, I think. Yesterday we did venture to Tesco's but that was as far as we went. We met up with Katherine Snotrag there and had lunch in the cafe.

Being at home has meant that Daddy and me have got a bit bored - there is only so many times you can watch "How to train your Dragon", but Daddy always finds something exciting to do - I don't think he ever gets bored. Daddy decided that we would build an igloo. Daddy and me built the walls one day and then finished off the roof the next. It's not huge, but it fits me and my Daddy in it and my pet rabbit that I found in the snow (actually it is just a chunk of snow, but I'm two years old and driven by a creative imagination!)
Today we met Grandpa and Gran in town! We walked around the market and then I took them to see the dinosaur at Kelvingrove. They went there by bus but Mummy, Daddy, me and Lottie went on an undergound train!

Ice Ice Baby!

On Friday Mummy, Daddy and me spent some time digging all the snow and ice off our drive so that Daddy could get his car parked. As a treat Daddy decided to keep in the 'ice' theme and he took me and Mummy and Lottie to the Ice Hockey to watch the Braehead Clan. Apart for the result which saw the Clan lose 4-0 to Cardiff Devils - I have to say I love the hockey. We had seats right at the very front so I had a great view right next to the ice. I shouted and cheered and danced when the music played. I loved watching the Zamboni re-ice the rink and I was even given a puck by the referee.
Saturday I wasn't too well again - I really can't shift this snotty cold thing. I was supposed to be going to see Granny and Grandpa and Auntie Tor and Uncle Chris and Tasha and Bebe and Santa, but we could go because the weather was so bad. That made me sad.
Yesterday I went to church at Denistoun with Mummy and Lottie. It was nice.


Today I woke up to even more snow! When will it stop? Daddy thinks that it is like Narnia and we have come under the rule of the wicked Ice Queen and it will be winter always. I thinks he forgets that I am on two and a half and I haven't a clue what he is talking about.

SNO funny anymore!

We've had a load of snow! I was so excited when Mummy woke me up on the first morning we had it and and I shouted "Santa's Coming!" I liked the snow at first. Mummy took me sledging, Daddy helped me build a huge big snowman and I got pulled to school on my sledge on Monday and Tuesday although Mummy forgot the sledge on Monday to pull me back and I had to walk - under much protest!

I'm not so keen on the snow now as we've got too much of it! We haven't been out of the house for days, except poor Daddy who struggles to get to work and back. I've been in the house, playing and watching DVDs. The only good thing is that we put up our Santa Tree yesterday and it looks very pretty. Daddy and I went for a very little walk yesterday, but it was very hard work and my poor snowman has turned into a snow cone!

Christmas is Great!

I've been so busy what with Christmas and all. To be honest, at times I haven't had a clue what has been going on, but it has all been so much fun that I have just carried on and enjoyed the ride! This is what I've learnt... Firstly, there was this baby called Jesus and he was God's present to everyone and was born in a barn a long time ago. Then because of this Santa Claus started giving children presents to remind them that Christmas is about loving and giving. Santa still brings us lovely presents today and I went to visit him and he knew everything about me - he even knew I liked Thomas the Tank Engine.

Christmas is also about white cold rain called snow, although it doesn't always happen. Me and Daddy went to the park and the whole place was covered in this white stuff. We had to wrap up warm as it was very chilly and sometimes the snow is crunchy and sometimes it is slippy. I like slippy the best as Daddy then gives me a push! The big lake was like an ice cube and all the ducks and the noisy geese that go "honka honka honka" had to walk on it.

SNOWah's Arkive

Today, Mummy and Daddy and me went to the park. I thought I'd take some picture's for SNOWah's Arkive - it's a joke, do you see what I did?! Daddy and Mummy had snowball fight, although it wasn't much of a fight as Mummy kept running away.

Mummy did an impression of someone skating on ice and then a big swan did an impression of Mummy doing an impression of someone skating on ice.

It was very chilly, but I had a lovely time as I was wrapped up snuggly warm in my pushchair. I'm a very lucky boy to live so near to such a lovely park.

Snow Way!

Wow! I woke up yesterday morning and the world outside was like the inside of the freezer where Mummy keeps a supply of my boobie milk and my ice lollies. It looked very pretty from the window and the white stuff felt funny, but I thought it was best to stay inside all day. Mummy's friends Blair and Gillian came to visit and it was lovely to see them. I'm feeling a lot better than I have been recently, although I still have my runny nose. I was even feeling well enough to wait up until Daddy came home from work and we played for a little bit before I went to bed. Daddy read me one of my favourite stories called "Some dogs do!"