Mum has just finished reading Hattie Big Sky to me and Gemma-Rose. It was really good.

"Shall we get some rolls and fillings and go down to the park for a picnic?" Mum asked.



"Oh yes please," we all cried.

We all hopped into the car and Mum drove us to the shopping centre.



We walked around trying to find what we wanted to eat.



"How about ham and potato salad?" Mum asked us. We all agreed it was a wonderful idea.



We found the potato salad, meat and rolls.



We also got some yoghurt and honey to eat after the rolls.



We went down to the park. It was mostly empty so we could sit at our favourite bench.



 Imogen and Mum served out the rolls and we all started to eat.



The rolls were scrumptious. We were all hungry.


After the rolls Imogen found the yoghurt. We didn't have any bowls to eat out of so we put the yoghurt in disposable cups and poured honey on top of it.


The yoghurt even though eaten in such a strange way was very delicious. I decided that yoghurt tastes nicest out of disposable cups.


It was a wonderful picnic.



When we went back home we were very full. I couldn't eat another bite.. We had the best picnic ever.

Gemma-Rose is sitting at her computer typing. I look over her shoulder to see what she is doing. She is working on her novel. She is a very advanced writer for her age (9). She is writing long novels with perfect spelling and wonderful characters. I often stop to listen to Gemma-Rose as she reads her novels out to Mum.

We own a book called Make a Monster. It has a lot of really cute patterns for toys to sew out of fleece.

It is the afternoon of my birthday. Dad is just installing the last bits of software onto my new birthday computer. Soon it will be mine to play, write and blog on. I can't wait.

I love poetry. I am glad that term is back because I can study it some more. My favourite kind of poems are ballads. They tell wonderful tales.