On Saturdays, Lily and Daddy like to try out new places for lunch. This is Delish, by the park (Lily has ordered, what else, a jacket potato).
We met up with James and Thomas who invited us to football practice. Lily tried out in goal and she actually has pretty good reflexes.
She also had a go on the pogo stick.
What's all this about? All will be revealed...
With this year's Strictly fast approaching, Lily gets a head start by joining up for ballet class.
No messing about, it's proper.
Though if it's messing about you're after, here she is trying out our Wii Fitness board.
We invited Holly along for the Sunday matinee of Boxtrolls.
And Lily liked ballet enough to get the proper kit for her second lesson.
Lily hit the campaign trail with a heartfelt speech and strong slogan in her quest to be elected as class voice. Stay tuned for the results.
Now what's this all about?
The rides started tame enough.
Nothing too concerning here.
This one seemed innocuous...
...until it got going.
Then came the moment of truth. For the first time, Lily was big enough to go on Rage. She'd talked of very little else for weeks. Daddy had promised to go on with her. And this photo was taken just after. Was it as bad as it looks? Yes, and then some.
She was on her own for this though. See those little legs sticking out up there? Two of 'em belong to Lily.
Here she is at the front, arms in the air on the Green Scream.
To celebrate, Mummy and Lily had been working very hard on a special Seven Tea Party, complete with vintage personalised teacups, a photo booth and even an original twenties' gramophone.
As well as authentic tea dance ambience, the gramophone also provided a couple of rounds of pass the parcel and musical statues.
Here's a snap from the photo booth. You can click the link to see a a whole gallery of friends and relations.
Here's the birthday girl blowing our her candles. Happy birthday Nanny Maureen!
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Sure enough, a good time was had by all.
