The second part of my week with daddy today. We decided to go and visit Grandma in Linlithgow. Linlithgow is a lovely little town between Glasgow and Edinburgh, full of pretty shops and houses.It was a really nice day, so we went down to Linlithgow Loch. It was very pretty with Linlithgow Palace up on the hill.The loch was busy with fishermen and people sailing. But I wanted to feed the ducks and swans. A nice family of swans came over for some bread.So I gave them some too.But this one wasn't interested in bread. He just wanted to sleep! Bread is nearly all gone now. Last crumbs!! Then I found this chair carved from a tree trunk. And even got a nice pic with my daddy (he is usually taking the pics) Then it was off to the playpark for some fun. Wheeeeee Grandma kept a close eye as I climbed up. and again...Then it was time for fun on the bouncy horse! and a walk across the rope bridge... Then it was one last shot on the slide, backwards of course!! Then, of course, it was time for my favourite thing...Ice Cream!!! And strawberry flavour too! Yum. Then back to Grandma's before heading home. Bye till my next journal everyone!!      

She's such a cutie, so adorable... and oh, I love the red legging with stars....

i like it when she eat ycream

nice famely trip Ian

Great journal again dearie......but can you please tell daddy to stop using photoshop on your pics ?? Clear blue sky over Linlithgae castle I THINK NOT !!

hehhe.. i can see.. She LoVe Ice -Cream

Lol @ Stevie - no photoshop mate. Last Friday was awful, but Saturday saw the typical Scottish schizo weather swing to a stunning spring day!! And it's not a castle, it's a palace lol.

Glad to see you having good time playing with Grandma.. yah.. i also like your red legging stars .. i will find one for myself too. :-)

I have no comment about the pic with daddy.. !

Your cheeks look yummy! Can I have a bite?

quote Kus - I have no comment about the pic with daddy.. ! and why not Kussy??

quote Oiy - Your cheeks look yummy! Can I have a bite? No you can't!!! You have a bf and those cheeks are mine alone. : )

Cute indeed !

She is cute and u aren't .

>>quote Kus - I have no comment about the pic with daddy.. ! and why not Kussy??>>

Promise that you would not get angry with me if i tell you ?? I think err.. he ruins the beauty of your journal, fortunately, he cant ruin cutie of you. :-S

oh Kussy, I don't like you anymore...

Iain, It's time you come to Thailand get some sun my dear. <3

was sunny that day Tonia dear - you saying I look pale?? lol

Sweetie i'll negotiate with your dad to ask permission for you in the next future to have a guy at 18 years old not 35!!!!!!!!! for TFer sake!

Love this journal!

Can you now take over daddy's forum posts please? :-)

lol@ funky - you bastard!!!!!

First pic looks like Linlithgow Palace has got something like a space-beam antenna installation.

Cutie, don't worry if you once see your daddy dancing a strange time-warp with a guy named Dr. Frank N. Furter. We expected that.

:-)

well spotted Berlin - this is actually St Michaels Kirk next to the palace. The spire is actually 45 years old (the church itself is about 5/600 years old) and is meant to represent Christ's crown of thorns (hmm - done in 1964 - I think lsd may have been involved)

On a side note, residents of Linlithgow are known as 'black *******' , from a story of a man sentenced to death by starving on an island in the loch. His faithful black greyhound swam out to the sialnd every day with food and saved his life (much cooler than Greyfriars Bobby!!!) The Black ***** pub is one of the oldest in Scotland. So it may be the only place in the world where you can get away with calling everyone a 'black *****'!!!!

Linlithgow is also the birthplace of Scottie from Star Trek (the character not the actor)

Iain: The spire is actually 45 years old (the church itself is about 5/600 years old) and is meant to represent Christ's crown of thorns

Hah, that's what the colleagues of speaking snakes and bushes are telling you inhabitants of the land of dragons and malt whiskey. I'm sceptical ;-)

Iain: (hmm - done in 1964 - I think lsd may have been involved)

:-)))

what a cutie pie