Tube station shenanigans

Saturday evening saw us heading down to Earlsfield for a little revelry of the tube variety. We'd just enjoyed a kebab and Turkish beer, so were all set to dress ourselves up as the tube station of our choice...

Jo & Joe en route...

Ameba as hat-on-cross tube station

Could the next stop be Cockfosters?

Man or

...house?

Elephant & Castle!

Gabi & Kari

Lucky & the circle line

Patrick & Doug

Kari & Ameba

Jac & a police man?

Sash & an awesome afro

One of the house-mates, Norky was particularly enjoying himself! He was also enjoying building the fire, and was, in fact, so dedicated he even offered to cut the fence down to keep the fired stoked! He had a GREAT TIME!

Norky - part 1

Norky - part 2... he had a BAD hangover the next day :)

Hatton Cross, Cockfosters, Manor House, Kew Gardens, Burnt Oak

John (aka Burnt Oak) & Nikki

Nina & Robbie (he won a prize for being a super heroic District line)

We were having a great time, but because we had 3 trains to catch to get home we had to leave fairly early (never mind the fact that we'd flown a million hours earlier on in the day!) So, to make up for it, and to continue with the party theme, we decided to have a little fun on the tube...

A little revelry at the tube station on the way home!

Jo & Meebs, seriously enjoying the fruit of the vines...

Lucky & Ameba settling in with some less than chilled pinot grigio

Joe settling in for the tube ride home...

I hope the pictures speak for themselves. It was a rad party and it was awesome to see everyone again - sorry we couldn't stay for longer!

Lucky

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Marking milestones

When Bug was born, well a month or so after, I bought some cards to mark her milestones. Who knew that I should have bought them when I was preggo? So we missed a few photos… But now I find myself attempting to dressing her up for her milestones, only for her to accessorise them with accoutrements such as vomit! Then I jump around, cajoling her into smiling, while hopefully the camera is in focus and I actually press the snap button. Those photos are all well and good. But I want some real-life photos and babies aren’t renown for their on-cue performances! So how do you actually get that photo of her first tooth?!? That’s one of the current milestones we’re trying to mark. And she’s not particularly given to opening her mouth wide, unless it’s to cry loudly! I may not be parent of the year, but I’m not about to start taking photos of her mouth while she cries! So, it’ll just have to wait until she smiles for a prolonged period, while I conveniently have the camera to hand! Case in po

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