Box Play

Box Play, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (Log Your Memory, Template 2) and Packing Up both by Jen C Designs. Font is Clipper Script.
Journalling reads: I wish I could explain why whenever I have a parcel delivered, both you and Lukas are both always anxiously awaiting me opening it. Not because you are even interested in the contents, but because you can’t wait to fight with each other over who gets to play in the box. Even at Christmas time you are always more interested in the packaging than the present inside. The part that I find strange is that when Lukas was little he was always using his imagination to make the box into something else, rocket ships, cars, buses and play houses were usually popular choices for him, but you well you just prefer to sit inside them. You park them in front of the television and just sit down and watch tv, Climbing in and out to retrieve various toys and stuff until the box breaks. Strange boy!

Too Good To Be True

Too Good To Be True, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (Multi Photo, Volume 3, Template 2) by Jen C Designs and Once In A Blue Moon by Jen C Designs and Christine Mortimer (Digilicious Designs). Font is The Stars At Night by Heather Hess.
Journalling reads: You're just too good to be true, Can’t take my eyes off of you.

Sparklers

Sparklers, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (In Review, Template 3), Winter Sparkles and Advent Calendar Alpha all by Jen C Designs. Font is The Dot Connector by Heather Hess.
Journalling reads: To celebrate our first Bonfire Night in our new house we decided to buy two boxes of fireworks. Logan wasn't keen on the noisy ones but he liked all of the colours and drawing patterns with sparklers.

Harrods Christmas Grotto

Harrods Christmas Grotto, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (December Template Challenge) by Trish B and Winter Sparkles and Winter Sparkles Mini kit both by Jen C Designs. Fonts are Santa's Sleigh and The Antique Typewriter by Heather Hess.
Journalling reads: Every year I try hard to plan special trips and activities for Christmas. I am always looking for new ideas for things to do. It started out as just being a way to get some unique Christmas photos, but it has become one of the highlights of the year. I have always wanted to include a trip to the Christmas Grotto at Harrods. It is really difficult to get tickets as they sell out so fast. This year I was able to use my Harrods reward card for advance booking.

Visiting Santa

Visiting Santa, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (Made In The Shade, December 2011 Template) by Giggly Polka Dots and It's Christmas by Jen C Designs.

Winter Wonderland

Winter Wonderland, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (DSF November Blog Train Template Freebie) and Counting Down Collection both by Jen C Designs and Adventure 365 Glitters by Jewel Goodwin (Mad Genius Designs). Font is The Queen Bee by Heather Hess.
Journalling reads: After our visit to Harrods we decided to take a quick look around the Winter Wonderland event at Hyde Park. We waited ages to use the cashpoint inside the gate and honestly, by the time we were finally able to draw out the cash, we had almost decided to just give up and go home. We were all cold, tired and starting to feel really miserable. We had been trying to avoid thinking about it being Leo’s anniversary and how much we were all missing him. We wondered around for a while looking at the Christmas Market stalls, but we just weren’t feeling very festive. Lukas was complaining because I wouldn’t buy tokens for him to go on the rides and we were too late for any of the circus performances. The only thing that managed to bring a smile to our faces were all of the silly photo boards,

Tuk Tuk Ride

Tuk Tuk Ride, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (December Template Challenge) by Scrap-a-holic Designs and Let's Fall In Bundle by Jewel Goodwin (Mad Genius Designs). Font is The Continental by Heather Hess.
Journalling reads: When they first got rid of Beanoland at Chessington, we were not sure what was going to replace it. Lukas was worried that they would get rid of the dodgems and the madhouse. Eventually they announced that thenew area would be a themed area called Wild Asia. The first time we visited after the refurbishment, the boys were really excited to see how it had turned out. The first thing that the boys spotted when we walked into the area were the Tuk Tuk’s. They had a great time just sitting in them and pretending to drive. Even though Logan couldn’t stand up and see over the top of the handlebars.

Rope Climbing

Rope Climbing, a photo by Lukasmummy on Flickr.

Credits: Layered template (Adventure 365, Template 20), Let's Fall In and Texture Tuesday Week 30 all by Jewel Goodwin (Mad Genius Designs). Fonts are Love Letter and DJB Nee Nee by Darcy Baldwin.
Journalling reads: You have always been really afraid of heights. But you would never admit that in front of Conor. When he headed off up the rope climbing frame you were quick to go right up behind him. You managed to climb all the way up to the first seating level and then you made yourself comfortable to watch Conor climb right to the top.