Thursday, September 23, 2004
Taking it easy?
My bottom misbehaved and started running water last night. Something I ate? Stones? Leaves? The cigarette but that I smuggled in when mummy wasn't looking (just joking)? Anyway, don't have much energy today. So I didn't even mind that mummy took me shopping today. She did a lot of trying things on in one shop (didn't buy anything, anyway), so I made sure she didn't do it again in other shops. Got some dummies and new pants out of it, and mummy got herself a blue scarf. Then had a lovely 3.5 hours sleep in the afternoon. Would have been much shorter, but after I woke up and came to mummy to tell her that (now that I sleep on a bed I can climb down from, I don't need to cry for attention: I'm quite independent), she took me back to bed, put me on her chest and I slept on. May have slept even longer, but she shifted me back onto a bed after 2 hours. She claims she was getting chest pains. So? After Dziadzio came back, we took him to a South Bank for dinner. We found a nice japanese restaurant with low stools and a bench that I could climb on. I like japanese cuisine, I think. The only bad moment was when mummy decided to change my nappy. Now she does it on my stroller and is usually quite handy, but this time I really did not want to be bothered, so we had an attecation. After that I got reaaaaaaaally sleepy and wanted mummy to carry me back home. Every 5 minutes or so she tried to switch me to a stroller, so it wasn't as nice as I'd like. But THEN I wented to a CONCERT. Especially for me. There was this nice man with a guitar singing. We stopped and I admired him and the 'tar for a looong time. He sat down so that I could see him better and sang happy songs especially for me. He even let me touch his guitar. Wow. He was betterer than Santa Claus (don't remember him, anyway). Then he talked to me, and wanted me to touch his guitar, and it got too much for me, and I started getting teary. And then, they tooked me away. I'm not sure whether I cried because there was no guitar, or whether I was just overhelmed, but the CONCERT was worth it. Catherine