I was watching Cash in the attic the other day (I know, I know- rubbish TV, but I was feeding Samson so I had to pass the time somehow when he’s on the wrong boob- I can’t type with my left hand! ) and they stumbled
across a collection of weebals! For those of you who weren’t children during the
eighties, - weebals were roly-poly funny egg shaped things with faces that
couldn’t fall or be pushed over as they were balls. They were pretty ugly but
definitely had a likeability factor. I can’t remember why I loved mine so much.
The collection on TV were a small family that created quite a stir with an
abundance of bids at auction. Who would have thought that the funny little
round faces would be worth something in years to come. They are simply made of
plastic!
You can never decide what your children
will learn to love. Ida has a fascination for cardboard tubes at the moment
because they are also secretly a trumpet and a telescope if you have a little
imagination! She is also partial to a blusher brush!! Who would have thought....my daughter Miss Vain!
I love to watch her intently moving objects
round the room, making little hoards of certain things and disregarding others.
Opening boxes up and removing the contents then putting it all back in. Reading
an upside down book to me in a jibber jabber Ida language. Be warned, don’t
ever turn that book round the right way! Squawk squawk how dare you!
A world of imagination is important. It makes
play time come alive and makes a simple tent in your garden into a pretty home
with an elaborate window box with
a purple stegosaurus who comes to tea every Tuesday for plum jam and scones and
a cup of chai!
We have a steggie visiting us soon on the
u-ni-k website. Be warned, she’s of the unique variety and a little naughty!
Lets hope she can fill lots of little ones imaginations as they play!
Welcome steggie!
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