Lesley's Loot

Wow! You wouldn’t think you’d find one of these but here’s one in plain site too in the middle of the road and in broad daylight!  

A rather poor attempt at making your own keyring though we must consider the age of the creator where the skills and imagination have yet to come into force.

About a few years ago little girls were unicorn mad. These cute creatures born from fairy tales are generally white and adorned with pink add one’s. This is just one typical trinket left over from the days when they were once popular. There’s always some craze out there that children get sucked into; doing a little search online will lead you into discovering the latest kid wanner have  

It’s another key ring broken away form a child’s school bag.

Dinosaurs are still roaming the land it would seem; but in the in the form of a gaming card.    

This hair grip was found abandoned.   

Another plastic toy from the makers of Kinder Surprise the chocolate manufacturer and still not consider the cost to the planet.   

This little bell was once tied around a Lindt golden foil wrapped chocolate bunny mainly bought around Easter time but is available all year round. Their Christmas version is a baby fawn with an iconic Christmas bell tied around it’s neck.

We three Alan, Hugo and Nelly have been calibrating together on our Science book. The first page is all about the fossil/gemstone Amber... however that’s all we’ve done so far but it includes the life cycle of amber. Often children start something with all the enthusiasm in the world. However once they start they soon realise what a huge undertaking it is. In this instance writing a book!  

Norty Alice has decided not to turn up for her designated lunch time maths catch up. What’s beyond the looking glass of school work is worth skiving off from in Alice’s point of view.