Lily Boo and Grandad wrap up warm for a stroll into town.
A rare instance where Mummy's not doing the driving.
Just time for a quick duet then it's off to see Papa Jack and Nana Suzie.
Lily Boo tries to work off some of the Christmas calories. First with her activity centre...
...then with a walk in the countryside.
This year Lily saw a pony. Next year, she'll be asking for one.
Next stop, the Start Rite factory shop. Lily had her feet measured and walked away in a smart new pair of boots.
Near where Nanny Maureen and Grandad James live, Lily Boo saw some very impressive Christmas lights.
Time for another duet.
Two angels on Christmas Eve.
Lily tries to look her most innocent. apparently, Santa only visits good little girls.
When Christmas morning arrived, so did lots and lots of presents.
Lily Boo can't have been all that bad this year then.
Here Nanny, let me help you open yours.
Huge pile of presents? Check. Torn wrapping paper everywhere? Check. Utter devastation in my wake? check. My work here is done.
Back to Sheringham for a delicious Christmas dinner cooked by Grandad Ben.
Look what I got!
And how about this for a party game?
Boxing Day, and a bracing walk along the seafront. And by bracing, I mean frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreezing.
Back to Papa Jack's. Now it's Lily's turn to push her very own pram.
She loved playing with the bag it came in almost as much.
See what I mean?
Nana Suzie has a case of Lilyitis.
We went round and round, saw everyone and had a lovely, lovely time. Today, we packed up for the return journey. But with all the prezzies, we barely had room to fit Lily in the car.
Thank you everyone for all Lily Boo's lovely cards and gifts. As a little extra, here's the full photo we cropped to make this year's card.
