Rainy Day - Time for an Update

Hi All,

Sorry it's been so long. But as it's raining and mummy has the car, Daddy, Eilbhe and I finally can get down to sorting all the pics of us and for Meghan too! (She can't use a mouse yet).

Now and again Daddy takes us on the big green train to go feed the ducks. We love the train and it's free too for little people like me.

For Halloween I looked like a mad puppy.

Baby Meghan is getting bigger every day and I love to give her big kisses.

The autumn last year was lovely and sunny and we spent many evenings up in the park in Killiney.

I love using the telescopes to make things bigger.

Snow! Out first attempt at a snowman was not great as the snow was too cold to even pick up.

Hangin' with my homies.

Our second snowman was much better when even more snow fell. We tried to give him a carrot for a nose but I kept eating it instead.

Christmas Day and Granddad turned 71. He brought a cake and then ate it all himself!

During the cold days I liked helping daddy to make yummy omelets. 

Even with all the rain I still like to make sure the plants, kitchen and dining room have lots of water.

The big move. With Meghan joining us our house was getting too small so it was time to move up the road to a much bigger gaff.

And with the house came a bonus of new bikes to go with our huge patio!

Bling - check it

The playground on our holiday in Wexford was made up of rusty old parts of cars.

She smells sea shells on sea shore.

Mummy tricked myself and Eilbhe into running into the sea for a swim. She didn't tell us how cold it was.

We had a big party for our Christening just when our new au pair Marie arrived in from Berlin.

I got to go with Eilbhe to her school for few days just before they finished up for the summer.

It was really exciting and tiring too.

Mystique - a new fragrance from Eimear™

Mummy got a fancy new lens for her camera. Check out the depth of field!

The great thing about our new place in the garden is that even if it looks like rain we can still play outside.

mmmm apples. Granny and Granddad are keeping me in constant supply of yummy apples from their orchard.

Sandycove beach was visited as often as the weather allowed us to.

And so to my first real day of school. It was so exciting.

We went to Kilkee for a week and played on the beach whenever it wasn't raining (we didn't play on the beach that much!)

For my third birthday I had a big party just like Eilbhe. Although as far as I can tell my birthday should have been a week earlier. Hmmmm....

I had lots of friends around to wreck the house and run food into all the floor surfaces.

"I wish for another cake".

Eimear 2.0

Well it's been a busy summer and I have also doubled in age. So let's catch up...

Eilbhe has helped me update this blog so thanks to her!

The weather this summer was quite nice. We spent a lot of time playing out in the garden.

I would give my big sister lifts in my car around the garden.

While not playing with our new slide we would do still life studies outside.

Of course we also went nearly every day to the park. My favourite is playing on the swings.

Sometimes we would meet up with Faye and her big sister Hazel.

Even on colder days we would still go and play in the park.

Somedays we would walk the pier.

After the park we would sometimes get ice-cream.

Teddys icecream is so yummy and messy!

Every week we both go up to Granny and Granddad's.

We also went a few times to a big farm in Wicklow to see all the animals.

Sandycove beach was a popular spot too. It's a bit smaller now as we managed to bring most of it home in the car.

Every day we would go there we would meet new people and play games and chasing.

Of course the best thing this summer was anything that involved food.

Small biscuits...

Apples....

And the best kind - stolen food which I manage to grab and then run away and eat.

For my 2nd birthday we went to my favourite park in Dun Laoghaire and I got to go on the big girl's swing for the first time.

That evening Granny, Granddad and Una came along for cake.

Night night. See you all soon.