"Captain Bucket" as I have dubbed him (I kept calling him "Feather Guy" on Saturday, which just doesn't seem right), who seems to have been raising money for one charity or another and looked quite comfortable as he roamed around Wimbledon High Street with his giant plume hat.
The Captain was very chatty, and we were impressed with his ability to capture the attention of a group of teenage boys and even got them to pull precious metal out of their pockets to donate to his cause! Well done, Captain!
Some flowers near South Park Gardens, a quaint little park hidden away in one of the neighborhoods in Wimbledon. No, we didn't run into Cartman or Kenny.
How English is THIS contraption?? Very, I'm told. I have to admit that's a bit scary, because who wants to be drinking water with a cow potentially in such close proximity? Not me!
And how cute is this little scene? You'd think he was still a 7-year old boy watching Saturday morning cartoons the way he's perched so close to the TV!And finally...the lasagna* I made while the boy was supervising the football match.
*Um, well...to be honest, this isn't a picture of the actual lasagna I made, but it's the one someone else took when they made it from the same recipe, and for the record, mine looked very similar. So just trust me. Mine looked just as good. I promise.
1 comment:
what might those cows think about having to drink with people potentially so close? After all, if they were branded, it was a person who did it...
I bet the lasagna was Fab-u-lous!
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