May 23 lunchbox


BREAKFAST:
A decent old cove bowl of Weetabix with semi-skimmed organic milk.
Walk to Walk:
Was accompanied by Mrs B and our one year old daughter Isabella this morning. They wanted to get out early for some serious shopping... Go Girls!
We ventured down the Taff Trail, where Mrs B was amazed by the progress on the new test cricket arena at the home of Glamorgan County Cricket Club.
We then had to take the pedestrian bridge into the grounds of Cardiff Castle as a huge branch had come crashing down to lay right across the Taff Trail.
We could have tried to climb over it, but that would have required a military style operation with the pram.
Lunchbox:
4 ham and tomato sandwiches
1 banana
1 apple
1 Rachel's orgnic yoghurt.
Random Thought



You see this game my son?

Yes dad.


It's an absolute classic.


Looks crap to me dad.


My son, one day it will be your salvation.

Dad! Dad! Oh my God nurse come quickly it's my dad.

What is it? Oh it's okay... your dad is allowed to play with Buckaroo.

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