Whatever floats your boat.

 Dee Dee is high fiving Lily on the head.

Late one Saturday night, Daddy and Lily got the bass guitars out and had an impromptu jam.

Lily's teaching Daddy now.

Modelling one of the 'Shine Boys' jackets Mummy was altering for the upcoming Take That movie.

Lovely trip to Sheringham to see Nanny Rachel.

Lily got her shoes wet playing dare with the waves.

Then she braved the labyrinth that is Peter's Bookshop.

While we queued up for fish and chips, she stuck a pound in the grabber machine and out came Grogu!

Mummy and Lily went into London and headed to the Tate Britain.

She's definitely got her art goggles on.

Yes, it was all high brow culture - wait a minute...

The next big plant coming to spend its few remaining hours in Lily's room.

Easter Sunday menat the traditional egg hunt.

But also this year, we repeated our 'Great British Menu' banquet with each of us cooking two dishes. The programme's theme this year had been 100 years of broadcasting.

So we had everything from Mrs Maisel hot dogs to EastEnders fish and chips and Better Call Saul midnight cheeseburgers (hence the dark glasses).

S'up?

She's a bee-yootiful butterfly.

Lily headed off to SeaLife with her mate from art class.

Then it was Daddy's birthday.

Emma and Lily made the most incredible showstopper birthday cake yet. Look at the detail on that.

Lily had help on her big art project, whether she wanted it or not.

Her biggest piece yet.

Quick look round the A level art department.

Then off to Waterstone's.

Chilling out at River Green with a good book, watching the boats drift by.

And as we watched them, Mummy said why don't we hire one for an hour? So we did.

Captain Lily took the helm.

She also decided to dance in the sun as we cruised along.