Chocolateface...

A girl can't go too long without chocolate cake! So mummy and me decided to make some brownies - and of course one has to continually sample the mixture before you bake it.

The Princess...

Icely Does It!

I went ice-skating today with mummy and daddy at Planet Ice in Basingstoke. I can't say my first time would win any style points but it was something I wanted to do ever since I saw Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck skating in one of their Disney cartoon adventures. It was fun even though it was a bit cold in there. Mummy was pretty good, daddy was a bit like a new born giraffe. I think I need to do a bit more practicing especially if I want to be as good as my friend Sanna in northern Sweden who has her own skates and she is only a little bit older than me.
Dad said I shouldn't worry about that because those northern Swedish people have skating in their genes - but mine just got wet everytime I fell on my bottom.

Play-Doh!

I've been doing a lot of modeling recently with my Play-Doh! I make lots of cakes and animals and press it into all kinds of brightly coloured shapes. It keeps me and whoever I can rope into playing with me occupied for hours.
Here is me and mummy and nanny enjoying some quality but rather intense modeling time together.

Yo Tryggvi! Good Luck!

My friend Tryggvi moved with his family from Reykjavik to Dalvik, a little fishing and skiing village in the north of Iceland recently, and I just wanted to say good luck and stay in touch. Hopefully, I might get to visit them later this year although I really wish they would come to France with me and play in the warm sunshine on the beach.

It's A Boy!

I just wanted to say a quick hello and congratulations to my friend Sanna and her mummy and daddy in north Sweden. They had a new addition to their family on February 1st. A little boy born on the same day as his sister! I hope I can go and visit them this year.
Happy Birthday Sanna!
How many kids get a brother for a birthday present?

Jul!

As usual we went to Sweden for Christmas staying at Amma and Afi's place. My aunt Linda and my uncle Steinni and aunt Lisa were there along with my cousins Amanda, Emma and Jakob. And I can't forget Depill the dog and his brother, Bamse.
We were lucky to get away because the day after we left it was chaos at Heathrow and other UK airports with thousands of passengers stranded as flight after flight was cancelled due to the heavy snowfalls and adverse weather conditions. As it was, we were delayed four hours because the plane coming from Gothenberg was late taking-off because of the snow in Sweden that morning. But we eventually got underway and after the two-hour flight we landed at Landvetter Airport where Amma was waiting to meet us. With all the snow it was definitely beginning to feel a lot like Christmas!
Of course I couldn't wait to get out and about and go on sled rides and build a snowman but as usual I got a bad cold and had to stay in for a few days. But that was ok because I had lots to do to get ready for "Jul" as they call it in Sweden, including decorating the tree and making a gingerbread house.
It was lovely to meet my cousins and my aunts and uncles. I got so many nice presents but the best thing was just to spend time with Amma and Afi, Depill and my auntie Linda. My auntie Linda is really, really nice, she watched my Timmy Time and Disney movies with me. I really hope she can come on holiday with me this summer.

It was great fun to go outside and ride on my sled through the deep snow - and to build a snowman. It was very, very cold though. I don't think it ever got above -10 for the entire three weeks we were there - but you just dress warm and it is no problem. Depill loved going for walks - although he had to jump so much because he only has little legs.