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Friday, 24 July 2009

Ben & Bob's Birthday and Bongo bash



Last Wednesday it was Ben & Bob's birthday. Ben is my oldest boy, now 15, I can't believe it to coin a famous phrase. At 6'1" he is about a foot taller than me and hairy! Bob is Ben's cat, born on his birthday at around the same time of the morning that he was. I hadn't even realised his mother (our first female cat, who in our defence, was only about 5 months old at the time) was even pregnant, I thought she had just put a bit of weight on! We knew nothing about it until we heard squeaking sounds coming from underneath our bed at 6.30 in the morning, my first thought was oh no she's brought a mouse in, but no it was a tiny little black kitten, followed about an hour later by two more kittens.

As Ben had totally failed to invited friends paint balling, I took him and two of his mates to see Harry Potter, he has been a fan ever since the first book came out, and the first showing at the cinema was on his birthday. Whilst we were inside watching the film someone managed to dent the bumper of my car and just drove away, it needs a new one as it is cracked underneath, so the repair man tells me, ouch! The car park was very full, but how can you not see a great big Mazda Bongo van covered in bright flowers and butterflies? As for the film The Half Blood Prince in my opinion the book is far superior (they normally are though), chunks the plot were missing and instead filled with stuff to appeal more to teenagers, though the teenagers I took moaned about the missing parts as well and it not following the book.

Thursday, 18 June 2009

Bongoing


Not posted for ages, this is what I was doing the last weekend in May, camping with a load of other Bongo people in Derbyshire, so I didn't have far to go - still managed to get lost though! The flowery Bongo is mine, goes well with the buttercups :0). Mazda Bongo's make great camper vans, need an awning as well though if your taking the kids I think, our new Kyahms great I can put it up myself without having to try and tell the kids how to get an awning up. It was a good weekend with lots of friendly people, some of us quite red by the end with the suprise apperance of the sun. I didn't take this photo of my van I borrowed it from www.Bongofury.co.uk, which is a very useful site if you've got a Bongo.