Hiya everyone,
On Saturday we didn't do that much. After Lunch my brother and my Dad went to the park to kick around the rugby ball but they were kicked out by the so called 'Fun Police'. They weren't allowed to kick the ball in the park because only kids under 6 can do that which doesn't seem fair. Instead they went to the Imperial Palace East gardens. When they got there the guards said they couldn't kick the ball in there, well DUH! They already knew that. Sheesh. Meanwhile Mum and I sat down at a coffee shop and had coffee and hot chocolate. I had the hot chocolate. It was really nice. You know the foam on the top of the drinks? Well mine had a picture of a neko (ne-ko) on it (neko is Japanese for cat). After that we went to a shop and bought Tim Tams (yes we can buy Tim Tams here). On Sunday we went back to Kichijoji (ki-chee-joe-gee) to show my dad. We walked around the small lake and showed him the shrine. After that me, my dad and my brother went paddle-boating. They tried to run over a duckie (Note to Self: NEVER EVER let Kieran OR Dad at the controls of a paddle-boat). After we went paddle-boating we went to one of the oldest Yakitori (ya-ki-tory) places in Tokyo. Yakitori is pretty much grilled chicken skewers. I tried one of my mum's but instead I had corn. After we had ice-cream. On Monday we did work. Not so exciting.
That's all for now,
Chloe.
Does an earthquake make chocolate tart jump about in your belly? The ceramic knife sounds goodoh. Colleen is not allowed eat chocolate tarts. Do you know why? You're right! They make her bum get bigger. I did not know they have fun police in Japan. We have them here too. If yoiur dad watches the ashes series tests he will see our fun police puncturing beaxh ball balloons, stopping mexican waves, seizing plastic cup snakes and generally making sure no one enjoys a day at the cricket. Love Scoop
ReplyDeleteI still mis my grand kids.Make sure you and Kieran save up some big hugs for me. I still have no had a hug from Finn! Not ever!!!
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