A Poem About Bluey Cupcakes

Remember when Bluey helped her dad

Make for Bingo's birthday a Duck Cake?

Well my support worker and I did a role reversal

And together we made Bluey cupcakes!

Wackadoo!

@jackieterrier - Scooby Doo

As well as our world famous army game, Rusty and I love to play at solving a Scooby Doo mystery with Coco, Indy and Pretzel joining in. Rusty and I are Shaggy and Fred, Coco and Indy are Daphne and Velma and Pretzel makes a good Scooby. He can even impersonate him! And you can play along too.

Find two boys and two girls in the playground to play Scooby's meddling friends. Make sure you have sandwiches, crisps, biscuits and a box of juice on hand, because you're going to be Scooby Doo!

Ask people around the playground for clues on what the monster you're tracking down did to disturb the peace. Ask the grownups too if you want!

When you do see the monster, engage in a wild chase scene with lots of distractions, like pretending to be a fortune teller or Santa for instance.

When you find the monster, unmask him and cry out the real person's name together. Let him or her say the famous catchphrase: "And I would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling kids!"

When you've finally finished your mission, have a snack at the bench. Raise a toast, and call out Scooby Doo's famous catchphrase: "Scooby Dooby DOO!"

Too Many Babies

One day, Tin Tin had just finished cleaning all around Tracy Island. She had cleaned the dishes, done the hoovering and cleaned the bathroom from top to bottom, and she was absolutely tired out. She went to the sofa to have herself a little rest, her hands and arms aching from so much hard work.

Then, she heard a little cooing noise beside her. It was my baby self, snuggled on the sofa, chewing a giraffe-shaped teething toy. Instead of panicking about it, Tin Tin just giggled. “Oh S, how did you get there?” she smiled as she tickled my back.

Then, she heard a little squeal coming from the corner of the living room. Has a new baby been born? She raced over to the side of the living room to see a soft plush pink, yellow and blue nest, and in it were babies Bluey, Judo and Snickers. Tin Tin was adored by this sight. “Aaaawww,” she sighed, and cuddled them one by one, giving them each soft, gentle kisses.

And then, another baby strolled past, crawling merrily along - it was Judo! “Oh Judo! It’s so nice to see you crawling.” smiled Tin Tin, and she picked her little friend up and swirled her around like she was a whirlwind.

“I’m glad you found all these babies,” said a calm voice from the other side of the lounge. It was Jeff Tracy. “Mr Tracy! Oh, I didn’t see you there. Why are all these babies here?” asked Tin Tin. “Well, Chilli and her mum friends have gone out for coffee, and it’s your duty to look after them while they’re away.” “I will,” said Tin Tin, “You can count on me.”

As soon as Jeff Tracy left the room, Tin Tin decided to take us babies out onto the beach. It was a warm Summer’s day - just perfect for building sandcastles and splashing in the ocean. Tin Tin built a sand arch with all her sand sculpture skills so we could crawl right underneath - she even challenged us to a race, to see who can go under the arch first. Luckily, Judo won - as always.

Snickers was spending time with Virgil, for he tended to calm down and stop crying when he was around the calmest and most mature of all the brothers. Virgil giggled whenever Snickers sucked on his ears, and he even tickled his tummy.

Oh, we had so much fun on the beach. When Tin Tin played with Judo in the sea, she had to change her nappy shortly afterwards because it was wet and soggy. And after that, we all buried Alan up to his neck in the sand - except Snickers, who spent a lot of time sleeping on Virgil’s bare chest.

Then everyone went back inside for dinner. It was a bit hectic - while Snickers and I were calm because Tin Tin and Virgil fed us with ease, Coco and Bluey had to be fed by Grandma and Kyrano, while Judo cried loudly because she didn’t like mushy peas. So, Grandma gave her a cupcake instead - a nice, strawberry cupcake with a cherry on top.

Shortly afterward, Tin Tin helped change our nappies. It was good, because they were natural nappies, and they could be washed and used again. The mums had remembered to pack plenty of natural nappies for the babysitting session on Tracy Island, and Virgil was proud to help with Snickers too - his nappy was so round it fitted his entire body!

By this point in time, we babies were all feeling very tired, so Tin Tin took all of us into her room, while Virgil took Snickers into his room. In Tin Tin’s room, we babies were not at all sleepy - we were crawling along the bed, squealing with joy, but Tin Tin knew what to do - she took all of us in her arms and kissed each and every one of us. Then, she sang us a beautiful Malaysian lullaby that we didn’t understand yet, but we felt sleepy just hearing her softly toned voice.

Then she settled each one of us beside her - Bluey and me on the left, Coco and Judo on the right - and proceeded to read us a nice bedtime story out of one of her board books she was saving for when we came to visit Tracy Island.

In Virgil’s room, Virgil had calmly settled Snickers beside him in his bed and gave him a nice, snuggly kiss. He then whispered some reassuring words into his ears, nose kissed him and told him: “We’ll always be friends forever, won’t we?” Snickers just gave a little mumble of agreement, then snuggled beside him as they both fell asleep.

When the mums returned from their coffee trip, they were awed to see their babies asleep with Tin Tin and Virgil. They cared for us all together. Snickers’ mum on the other hand saw Snickers snuggled beside Virgil and thought it was the most adorable sight she had ever seen in her life.

But no one thought of it as adorable more as Lady Penelope, my mummy, who picked me up and cradled me in a soft, lullaby-like cuddle. And then, she whispered some nice, soft words into Tin Tin’s ear:

“Thank you, darling.”

Postman Pat & The New Baby

Postman Pat and his cat Jess are baby delivers for the BDF (Baby Delivery Foundation) and are tasked with delivering a baby to someone very special. But with every house they reach, they find four dogs have already had children who have gone by the name of Bluey, Snickers, Judo and Coco. Pat is disappointed, until he realises the baby belongs to Lady Penelope all along and delivers her to the aristocratic agent right on time. When he gets home after a long day's work, his wife Sarah has a surprise for him...

Tin Tin - Babysitter

Tin Tin offers to take care of my baby self and babies Bluey, Coco, Snickers and Judo while the mums who attend the mother’s group go out for coffee. Immediately, Tin Tin’s calm aura soothes us babies as she plays with, feeds and changes us…but the best part is when we relax in her arms for cuddles, snuggles and gentle hugs.

What If...#5: Childbirth

What if Lady Penelope set up a mums' discussion group?

A hot chocolate hot spring.

The Giant Playroom

I had a weird yet playful dream last night…

I found myself in an enormous blue, yellow and red playroom, filled with toys of all different shapes, colours and sizes. Best of all, when I looked around, I found to my absolute surprise that all my friends were there - Bluey, Bingo, Mackenzie, Coco, Honey, Chloe, in fact just about everyone I knew was there.

I ran to join them, and in an instant we all started playing with the toys. Mackenzie and Jack played firefighters with the toy fire engines, while Coco and Indy were cradling baby dolls in their arms, feeling gentle and loving. Bluey and Bingo were acting silly and running about playing tag and laughing, while Lucky and Judo were dancing to some silly music playing on the cassette player. There were squeals of laughter for everyone, and there were just enough toys to go around.

Then, suddenly, as if out of nowhere, I saw something that made my eyes grow wide with interest. It was an enormous teddy bear, as big as a skyscraper, with a huge yellow bow tie.

I ran up to it and snuggled deep into its big, soft tummy, but as if a meteor had hit the ground, it started to speak. Its voice was so loud it shook the whole playroom. “I LOVE YOU!” it went, and heart-shaped beams shot out of where its heart was meant to be. WHOOSH! The whole playroom broke apart, and everyone went flying.

The next moment, we were out of the playroom and flying in the air, without any wings to hold us. It was so freeing, that for a moment, I felt like a bird flying high in the sky…except, it has friends to guide her.

Judo, Coco, Indy & Rusty

 

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Moustaches

Someone has drawn on all the photos in the mansion! I gather Lady Penelope, Parker and a few of my friends - Cowboy, Indian, Horse, Chucky, Coco and Bluey - for a festive whodunit investigation about who even drew on the pictures, but what happens next will take everyone by surprise....

History

Like Spy Game, but much quieter.

Diddy Fish

 

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