The holidays...!

My summer holiday was exciting because I had a two week holiday at my caravan in Pagham near Bognor Regis and is about 35 minutes away from Portsmouth. In them two weeks Daddy had to do two radio interviews. One when Mummy, me, Daddy and Grandad were together and before Daddy was interviewed the first time we had lunch in the Santa Fe restaurant. And then we met together again by the Nike shop in Gunwharf Quays which is where we had lunch while Daddy had his interview. And Daddy bought me some three quarter length white Nike trousers for being good in the first week. We might have gone up the Spinnaker Tower but Daddy said we couldn't. For starters it was too windy and it was swaying about and there was a queue of about 130 people trying to get in. The next time Daddy was interviewed Mummy wasn't there so I had to go with Daddy and we brunged some games for me to play with. And then for being good in that and the man who was looking after me said I was good so Daddy bought me some brown Nike trousers from the Nike shop for being good. That's all from my caravan that I'm going to give you.

After I went to my caravan I went to Jubilee Jets holiday club which is where Mummy and Daddy take me to have fun while Mummy and Daddy work. I go on the quad bikes, I go on the trampoline, I go on my bike, I go on the bouncy castle that Jubilee owns, I go in the sand pit and trust me on this the diameter from the side to side is about three metres and the length is about ten metres and there's gallons of sand. And then I kept going there for about three weeks and I only had one week left of my holidays so we had Aldermaston village show which is where the village gets together to do a show and my Mummy is one of my school governors which is Aldermaston CE Primary School. So we put up a stall with my Daddy's new £100 display set and all of the children the whole school had done loads of work but our school git flooded so all the work that was done was wet and ruined. So the head teacher sent out some letters saying to all of the mummies and daddies can you ask your children to draw some pictures or write any poems or something like that because all our school work was lost in the flood. So I did a piece and Maisie in my class did a piece here sister Phoebe did a piece and Lucy did a piece in my class and her little brother Alexander did a piece and that's all I can think of and we have like module units my Mummy calls them being delivered because Peter Oldridge the organiser of the show went up in an airoplane the day the module units were delivered because the school was washed through with mankie water and that's why we have the module units. He had bird's eye view picture so right overhead. They take up the whole playground which is 100 metres by 100 metres and that's only for three classes. We got ground pictures of the crane and the day after we have a big open space next to our house and it's green and we call it The Green cos it's got grass and conker trees and we have lots of children who live around the area near the green and we all collect conkers but some of the bigger ones don't. And that's the end of my summer holidays.