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Ben10 is obsessed with 2 cartoons - Spongebob Squarepants and Ben 10! We have had to buy all the kit to ensure that bathtime runs smoothly. Hair washing is always a contentious issue though....
Crayola makes a host of products that Paige just really seems to love. There are of course just the crayons themselves, which from and adult standpoint are of the highest quality. There's the myriad of special coloring substances for mystery surfaces that aren't your walls (as covered previously). We even even use they're colored bath gels and bubble bath.
Marna recently came across a set of crayons for coloring in/on the bath tub itself. They look pretty much like any other crayon, but they paper is replaced with a plastic housing. You draw on any bathtime non-porous surface, and make pictures to your hearts content. When you're done, you just take a washcloth with water and rub a few times. Presto! A clean surface for more unbridled creativity. I'm not sure who had more fun ... Dad coloring, or Paige cleaning up after him.
I love watching Seb in the bath. He plays with all the characters in there, whilst also exploring Pouring water from the jug! Melts my heart.
Wightwick Manor (pronounced "Wittick") is a Victorian manor house located on Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. It is one of only a few surviving examples of a house built and furnished under the influence of the Arts and Crafts movement. Wightwick was built by Theodore Mander, of the Mander family, who were successful 19th-century industrialists in the area, and his wife Flora, daughter of Henry Nicholas Paint, member of Parliament in Canada. It was designed by Edward Ould of Liverpool in two phases; the first was completed in 1887 and the house was extended with the Great Parlour wing in 1893.
This family house portrays life during the Victorian era and is a notable example of the influence of William Morris, with original Morris wallpapers and fabrics, De Morgan tiles, Kempe glass and Pre-Raphaelite works of art. Information form Wikipedia. April 2016.
Today I met Tony in Glynde and we walked up Mt Caburn and then along past the Golf Club and into Lewes down the river to Southease against the blustery wind then up to Firle Masts and back down to Glynde it was over 14 miles probably a bit much for Tony. Anyway due to the lovely bright sunshine and strong wind not too much to see but still a great walk and so 7 images of great variety for the day and an image of a Sparrowhawk which literally flashed low across the grass as we were walking up to Firle masts so really happy with this image.