Monday, 21 April 2025
I Don't Have To Wonder, I Know
Earlier, I've been asking Timon and Pumbaa what sneezes look like. I know it came from the volcanoes in our nostrils, but there was something deeper...something profound to that. That's why Pumbaa told me that inside my nose was a dragon who breathes fire to melt mucus and shoot it out of my nose, while Timon suggested a mucus factory which produces mucus, and when the machine swells and bursts, we sneeze. Ever wonder? Find out why! Bless you!
Mummy, I Hate Football
Football came into my head all of a sudden, and luckily I turned to Lady Penelope, my mother, to explain it all. She said that football isn't nice for my head, heart, body and soul, and that she'll treat me to things that are suitable for my four corners of the mind. She told me that life doesn't always have to be like a Michael Bay Transformers film, and that when we're together, we feel like we're the only people in the room who love each other more than anything else in the world. I pleaded with her not to let Mum and Grandma put the football on, and she dearly agreed, letting me know that her voice is much better than loud screaming and shouting any day.
Mickey's Musical Exchange
I've been talking to my good friend Mickey Mouse earlier about his love of music. Mickey loves all different types of music, which is why the people at Disney feature lots of different musical styles in their shows and movies, but the best music he listens to is from those Cosy Vintage Youtube channels, for when he wants to wind down after a busy day of stardom.
He also told me some simple tricks that would work if songs from the album Disney Mania get stuck in my head: next time I'm using earbuds to clean my ears, just imagine little angry notes coming out of your ears...then chuck them in the bin! He also recommended I'd listen to Disney Reggae Club, because it's better than Disney Mania in any case, and the songs are performed by famous reggae artists. Thanks, Mickey, you've learned well from the documentary you starred in, 'aven't you?
Homeschooling & Bath Kittens
Today I talked with my mother Lady Penelope about the meditative sight of a cat giving herself a bath, mainly my support worker's cats - Putzell, Princess and Angel. Lady Penelope told me the whole world goes a lot more softer when we're together, and that due to my horrible years in my three schools - Collingwood, Willie De and D. Academy - she's going to homeschool me. Teach me everything I need to know. When I said the second-to-last line, she reassured me that she'll always keep me warm and safe, just like I'm her daughter - in fact, I am her daughter.
Mummy...Are You Like Her?
I was telling Lady Penelope about the stories published in the issues of her old magazine when she was a young girl. One of the stories was that she got ill when in India, and that a governess named Miss Pemberton had to take care of her. Of course, we both got really emotional by what we reminded each other, and Lady Penelope cried hard into her hankie. I hugged her, crying too, stating that I love her so much, as much as Miss Pemberton loved her when she was a girl. She told me that history has repeated now that she has me as a daughter, but that was before she got emotional. I love you, Lady Penelope. You're the most caring second mother in the world.
Lady Penelope Investigates...Disinclusion
While watching the original trailer for the Super Space Theatre compilation 'Thunderbirds To The Rescue', I was sad because a few of my friends weren't in it. So I talked to my mother Lady Penelope about all this. When I told her about the people who weren't in the trailer, including her, she told me that no matter who appears in future, I'll always be her precious little flower. When I wanted to see us all together, Lady Penelope said that there will come a time when we will all be together, and that sometimes the most important people need a bit of attention sometimes, and sometimes the less important will get attention too. Delighted, I hugged her. She's the best mum ever!
Alan's Visit
Alan came by for a visit earlier, and I was worried that Gordon, his older brother, might bully me for my autism and mental health. Luckily, he told me some inspiring words: he liked me just the way I am, and that there are ways to help me with my mental health. No masking needed, these days every single autism-affected person is free to be his or herself! Hooray!
A Zoom Call With Captain Scarlet
You'll never guess who I called on Google Meet just now - Captain Scarlet! He deserved that well-earned holiday in Hawaii, and I told him all about Scalextric's new Captain Scarlet and Thunderbirds vehicle models. He said he'll give a full report to Colonel White upon his return to Cloudbase, and a very important word of advice: I have to believe the true things I see and hear, not the false things. And what's true? Scalextric!
Fievel's Idea
Fievel just suggested a new idea to me: A Playdate With Fievel! When I told him about my latest addition to the list, I listened carefully, and he told me I could make it into a story! Thanks, Fievel. You're the best.
Advice From Fievel's Friend Bruce
"Don't watch boring stuff. Instead, watch fun things like that My Retro TV website or Thunderbirds or anything like that."
Your Birth Month - Your Female Gerry Anderson Character
January - Tin Tin
February - Felicity Beaker
March - Heidi Popkiss
April - Lady Penelope
May - Dr Venus
June - Grandma Tracy
July - Marina
August - Sally Brogan
September - Liz Brogan
October - Helena Russell
November - Mary Falconer
December - Lyca
Your Birth Month - Your Ideal Favourite Place In London
January - Gambado
February - Bridget's Bakery Buses
March - Sealife Aquarium
April - The English Rose
May - Fish & Ships
June - Madame Taussand's
July - Trafalgar Square
August - Buckingham Palace
September - Amorino
October - The Ritz
November - Hansel & Gretel
December - Forbidden Planet
Your Birth Month - The Place In Nature You'd Play In
January - Jungle
February - Meadow
March - Desert
April - Muddy Beach
May - Arctic
June - Pine Forest
July - Rainforest
August - Foggy Plain
September - African Plain
October - Sandy Beach
November - Great American Plain
December - Lapland
Your Birth Month - The Film You'd Watch In Place Of The Lion King II
January - The Lion King (1994)
February - The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata
March - The Jungle Book (1967)
April - The Jungle Book 2
May - Hercules
June - The Land Before Time
July - Gnomeo & Juliet
August - The Little Mermaid
September - Brother Bear
October - The Princess & The Frog
November - Beauty & The Beast (1991)
December - The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning
Your Birth Month - Your CBBC Or CBeebies Classic
January - Teletubbies
February - Blue Peter
March - Tweenies
April - Basil Brush
May - Fimbles
June - Tracy Beaker
July - Bill & Ben
August - Andy Pandy
September - Ace Lightning
October - Scream Street
November - Strange Hill High
December - Bob The Builder
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