Cute Cat Pics

 Hi guys!
I thought I'd put on a few pictures of my 5 year old, Ragdoll cross, Jaspur.
So here they are. Hope you enjoy!
Rosie

 He's almost lost in the beanbag as a kitten! LOL!

" Why did you wake me up mummy!"

Awwwww, it's baby Jaspur!

                                 
                               It's The Lego King! LOL!

It Won't Work!!!

Sorry to bring bad news guys, but my blog won't upload videos!
So unfortunately, my LPS series won't be making it to the internet.
If I can get it working then I might still put it on but I doubt I will.
I am planing on starting some new projects anyway.
Sorry to disappoint you all. :(

Rosie

Frontline Hobbies and LPS Update.

Yesterday, I went to Frontline Hobbies. For those of you who don't know what this is, it is basically a hobby shop, my kind of place! LOL! Anyway, I went there and bought a few things. A new Sylvanian set, The New Arrival, you can check it out on my Sylvanian page, a family of schleich Icelandic Pony models, and a schleich model man and girl.

And just to finish off, do you guys remember my LPS series LPS Dear Diary that I said I might post? Well, I probably still will post the series here and it should be sometime this autumn, so don't worry. If there are any changes I'll be sure to let you all know.

Rosie

I'm Back!!!

Hello Everybody!!
I'm finally home! It feels great to be able to post again! XD
My favourite part of the holiday was probably staying at my cousin's house near Melbourne!
Here are some pics of the Great Ocean Road!

 I'll be sure to post again soon. Bye!

Rosie

Another Day In Willow Tree Village

                          It's a wonderful day in Willow Tree and everyone is doing something.

The village boys are at soccer practice. Look at Ralph! Go Ralph Go!!

Gordon is the coach. Listen to his shouts of encouragement!

All of the boys love soccer. There is a big game coming up soon, so all the boys are concentrating
fiercely.

Frasier and Spencer are staying to watch their sons practice.

As are Candy and her mother Mae. " Go Ike go!" she cheers.

Let's head over to the bakery to see what's cooking.

Well who do we have here? It's Cedric on babysitting duty! He has decided to drop in to see his cousin on his way to pick Ralph up from soccer.

Christopher is thrilled to see his cousin! And immediately he offers him a hot bun!

  And soon the two are drawn into a hearty conversation full of laughter.

What about at Beechwood Hall? Let's wander in and see what's happening!

It looks as though the Keats are visiting, and Bronte is in the kitchen. I wonder what she's looking for?

The girls Saffron and Shelly are just going upstairs to play in Saffron's room.

In the lounge room, Alyssa and Dylan are having a good romp on the floor.......

.....while little Claire is snoozing away upstairs.

In the master bedroom, Ambrose just won't sit still, much to his mother's dismay, as she tries to dress him for the guests.

 Well, that should be enough nosing around for now. Please come and visit again soon.
Bye!!

Rosie
P.S I won't be on Blogger for about a month as I'm going away on a trip to The Great Ocean Road and Ballarat.

New LPS Series

Hi everyone,
I have been working on a new LPS ( littlest pet shop ) series.
I will hopefully be posting the episodes on this blog, but first here's the trailer.
And please remember that it is a large file and may take some time to load. Thankyou for your patience.

What do you guys think?

Rosie

New Page

Ok,
now I know I said I wouldn't use pages, but I thought this would be a good way to show people my collection.
So Enjoy!
Rosie

Candy's Confidence

         It is a lovely Saturday afternoon, but the village square is strangely quiet.

The Hamburger Wagon, normally busy with hungry customers and warm air rising from the barbecue, is sitting silently in the square. Its doors are shut and locked up and Gordon, the owner, is nowhere to be seen.

The Waffle and Crepe House, run by Rossetti Keats, is placed in one of the corners of the village square.
However, today the House is closed and won't be open again until Monday.

The Ice-cream Cart is normally extremely busy. Especially on a weekend as fine as this, but instead it is strangely silent and its owner, Terri Chocolate, has securely locked the glass casing that holds the ice-creams and keeps them cold.

The Toy Wagon, that is currently being run by Elma Mulberry, is also much quieter than usual.

The Water Mill Bakery seems to be the only shop that is open, and even though it's not located in the village square its days are normally busier.
  So where is everyone on this fine afternoon?

Why, here they are in the new grandstand! But what are they doing here? Well, for weeks now the Girls Choir at Berry Grove School has been preparing for an opening performance at the brand new grandstand. There are five girls in the choir and they all feel privileged to be chosen for the opening performance.

Candy Mulberry is one of these girls, but unlike the others this will be her first time performing in front of the villagers. And not only that, she has been chosen to stand at the front of the group. Now, Candy is naturally a shy girl, so imagine how she must feel just a few hours before the concert. She and her family stayed at the Walnuts house the night before, so Saffron, Candy's best friend, also in the choir, has been trying to boost Candy's confidence.
" Don't worry Candy," she tells her friend, " you'll do great!"

Suddenly, Candy's mother Mae quietly steps out onto the porch. She looks at both the girl and smiles.
" It's time to get changed and go now you two," she says," you don't want to be late."
" Coming Mrs.Mulberry," Saffron replies." Come on Candy, let's go, and don't you worry." And she takes Candy's paw in her own and together they walk inside.

Saffron's mother Yardley, allows the Mulberrys to use her bedroom for getting Candy dressed. As Mae ties a red ribbon around her daughter's waist, Candy speaks.
" Mother," she begins in a small voice," what if I forget the lines or fall of the stage or trip on my dress and tear it?"
" Then you shall get back up my dear and continue to sing," replies her mother.

" But I'm frightened mother," Candy says with pleading eyes. Mae finishes tying the bow and wraps her arms around her daughter.
" I know sweet pea," she answered quietly. " But you can do this, you just need to believe in yourself. Nothing bad is going to happen."
" How do you know?" Candy asks, her voice muffled.
" Because I'm your mother and I just know these things," Mae replies. " Now, let's go down stairs, we have a concert to go to."

Saffron and her mother are waiting when Candy and Mae come down stairs. Both girls are dressed in the Girls Choir uniform.
" You look very pretty Candy," says Saffron.
" Thankyou," replies Candy, " you look pretty too."
So the two girls and their families make their way to the grandstand.

Once there, the girls and their mothers walk around to where the rest of the choir is waiting to start.
Candy hugs her mother tightly, and tries to stop herself from shaking.
" You'll do fine," her mother tells her. " And your father and I are watching you. So don't be afraid."
" Ok," Candy replies trying to smile.

Once the mothers have left, everyone gathers around Mr.Chocolate. The girls are all giggling excitedly.

" Settle down please everyone," ordered Frasier, "now, let's go!"
 Candy braces herself.
" Here we go," she says to herself, and follows the others out onto the stage.

Candy stares at all the people, and suddenly she sees her mother. She bravely steps forward, and finding her confidence, begins to sing.

The performance is a resounding success and everyone applauds at the end. Candy feels a surge of pride. She did it, she found her confidence.

" Would the lovely young ladies like a treat from the bakery?" asks Christopher, who had watched the the performance from the bakery door.
" Oh yes please!" cry the girls in unison.

And so Christopher brings out a tray of fresh cookies. The girls begin to eat and chat happily.
Candy is especially happy, and gobbles up her cookie.

What a wonderful day! And there will be many more great days to come. Until next time!
Rosie