Monthly Archives: March 2011

Two New Birds

Posted on March 30, 2011 by admin

Two new birds have ventured onto the new bird table today – one is a greenfinch, not 100% sure of the other one but think it is a lesser redpoll which is quite rare according to the RSPB web site. … Continue reading →

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Spring is Springing – 3 points

Posted on March 28, 2011 by admin

Came home from Trading Depot on Thursday evening, and spring was definitely in the air – the rest of the Watts family were having a bar-b-q!!!! As you can see a disposable bar-b-q was burning brightly with chicken kebabs next … Continue reading →

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Milton Keynes, Ikea and new music additions

Posted on March 23, 2011 by admin

Very quiet weekend this weekend after the busy previous two. I was a last minute call up to the 2nd XI on Friday evening, a mad dash to Milton Keynes for a 2pm push back after Sarah had finished her … Continue reading →

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Top Front Tooth

Posted on March 15, 2011 by admin

After weeks of wobbling, grimacing and non apple eating, the top baby tooth has finally wobbled free. It happened last week at 8.30 – the lengths they go to for delaying tactics is very impressive these days. The bottom two … Continue reading →

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Cup Cake Boxes / Packaging

Posted on March 4, 2011 by admin

Whilst I had the giant photo booth at home, I did some photos for Cater For You which is unusual these days as Mark normally does them. However, we bought some cup cakes from the village to show off our … Continue reading →

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Grand Union Canal / Ash & Debs

Posted on March 2, 2011 by admin

No hockey this weekend, so my side may not have lost – well they probably did as most of them did loose! Sarah played and won – though their big game is this weekend again the run away leaders. The … Continue reading →

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