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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 09:21am on 08/12/2004 under
Okay, part of Rowan's bedtime routine that hasn't changed with the recent weaning is the ritual of asking her which toy she'd like to take with her. Every night we say "Rowan, it's bedtime, do you want to pick a toy to take to bed?" And every time she rushes over to the nappy bin by her changing table and grabs it, a big smile on her face. She knows we're never going to cart that huge thing upstairs, let alone pop it in the bed next to her for the morning, but she tries it every time. It's part of the ritual.

Last night, as many times before, we said "Rowan, it's bedtime, do you want to pick a toy to take to bed?" She quickly grabbed the nappy bin, and Sam and I did our usual "No, you can't have that! It's too big/smelly/whatever." Quick as a flash, she ran from the bin to the Christmas tree and grabbed that. Her grin was enormous. I could see her thinking "this will get a laugh" as she hugged the branches of the tree.

Unfortunately we weren't able to get the tree up the stairs and into the bedroom. She probably deserved it.
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posted by [identity profile] purpletigron.livejournal.com at 01:26am on 08/12/2004
What is the secret of good comedytiming?

Go, Rowan :-)))
 
posted by [identity profile] purplecthulhu.livejournal.com at 02:16am on 08/12/2004
Is her middle name Atkinson or something?
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 02:27am on 08/12/2004
God no. I hope her visual comedy is more Buster Keaton than Mr. Bean.

 
posted by [identity profile] purpletigron.livejournal.com at 07:28am on 08/12/2004
How can you be so mean to such a youngster! :-)

Rowan is a fine traditional name for this part of the world - you're forgetting your Wicker Man!
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 07:44am on 08/12/2004
He's probably unable to recall much more than Britt Ekland's arse. I know I have trouble with that too, despite Ewar Woowar's fine performance.
 
posted by [identity profile] purpletigron.livejournal.com at 08:36am on 08/12/2004
Dear Ewar Woowar! Mater can't stand the agony of his fate, but he's just so young and pretty, I have to watch :-)

We now have the 're-constructed extended' Wicker Man on DVD, so I can also have in my mind the image of Ash Buchanan about to ascend the stair into Willow's bosom...
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 01:06am on 09/12/2004
The 're-constructed extended' Wicker Man? How did they get all that ash and burnt sticks back together? Let alone extend it?

[ponders...]


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