frodo_lad

Hmph! Livejournal have just notified me that because I haven't made many posts or logged in for more than two years, my journal is due to be deleted and purged! Honestly, I'm four years old, obviously I am much too busy pretending to be a cat, and finding interesting sticks, and IMPORTANT things like that to be making livejournal posts all the time. (Also Mummy blathers some nonsense about it being a faff to keep logging in and out as different accounts, whatever that is all about.) But I suppose I can make an exception just this once.

Well, obviously I'm much bigger now, and probably I should get a new user-picture; anyway I have started school and am busy reading all the books in the reading-practice boxes, but I also love 'choosing time' when I especially like building cars and aeroplanes out of Lego, and also playing outside on the scooters and trikes and with balls. At home I like to play with my brother; sometimes we play games like chess or computer games, and we also play loads of made-up games where we are jedi or wizards or cool things like that. We also love to take the cushions off the sofa and jump around on them; I can't understand why Mummy makes that annoying sighing noise when we do that. Anyway, this has taken more than enough of my valuable playing-time, so I'm off to plant sweetcorn seeds and then make a mini-scarecrow to look after them :-)

Bye for now!

*signs a decent approximation of 'T'* *says:* "Teh-dee! Teh-dee! Teh-dee!"

What? Well, of course prince_eldarion is more important/interesting than jane_somebody or skordh. Anyway, I can say "mamama" too, it's just that it usually means "milk!"

Hello. I am one week old today. One week is a very very long time. I'm still rather unsure of this 'outside' place, though. It keeps getting too hot, or too cold, and sometimes it gets wet too :-( What I really want to do most of the time is have my milk and then go to sleep. Clearly the sensible thing is to nod off with the milk still right there so it'll be handy for when I wake up again, but I keep waking up to find they've taken the milk away, and then I have to make a fuss until they give it back again. Can't they see that my plan would be most convenient for all concerned? Ah well, at least I have a lovely big brother. He has my best interests at heart, at least, as he keeps asking "does he want his milk?" Anyway, time for more sleep while it's still daylight, so I can be nice and rested to be awake lots later ;-)