On halloween we went out to get some sweets .

Me and my sister i went as a witch and  my sister went as a ghostbuster.

It was really fun when we got home i was tired out.

My sister wasn’t tired though she’s eighteen she was going out when we got in.

here’s some pics

These are my easter eggs i hope you like them.

I made them like this - my gran helped me boil them and we used food colouring and under one there was a little feather a white one and then I decorated them using some things my friend Hannah gave me when me and my dad went to Plymouth I used stickers and pens and scissors and more.

Have a happy easter.

Big cats come in all sizes lions and tigers are very strong but don’t forget about panthers they are great there cool because there black but cheetahs are cool because they run faster than leopards cheetahs can run 75 miles an hour for about 30 seconds thats really cool.

I saw this cheetah at Paignton Zoo when I went with my friend Hannah and my Dad.

heres a poem about my dad

my dad is lovley he never lets me down he is so nice he is cool he is the best in the west anyway most of all my dad is cuddley.

The Tompot Blenny is a medium sized blenny, which lives in rocky areas in shallow water mainly in northwest Europe.

All true blennies have a continuous dorsal fin with the first dorsal fins are spiny and the remainder are soft. The pectoral finds are relatively large. Distinguished by a pair of tentacles/lappets over the eye. Usually a deep brown-orange in colour. Rarely more than 15 cm in length.

This delightful companion dog is one of the larger of the toy breeds and looks very much the spaniel with his long silky coat complete with plenty of feathering that will require daily grooming.

Of all the many breeds of dog the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is probably one of the best for first tme dog owners.

Impossible to spot among the reeds

The little bittern is much smaller than the common bittern, botarus stellaris, and does really look like a dwarf beside its cousin.

Its black, yellow and white plumage acts as camouflage, for in spite of there brightness, these colours blend in with the reed beds where it lives.