Monday, 30 July 2007

Handymen ahoy and a little buddy growing

Hello everyone

Auntie Alice and Uncle Greg were in town on the weekend. While Uncle Greggy showed dad how to fix shed doors, hang clotheslines and use a caulking gun, Auntie Alice and mum talked about how babies come out.

Which sounds kinda familiar.

Anyway, is that baby in there gonna be ace fun to play with down the track or what. If baby turns out as sporty as Auntie AND as handy with tools as Uncle, they are gonna be able to build goal posts then kick the Sherrin through from 50m on a tight angle. And that's just if it's a girl.


It was ace fun having Alice and Greg here, they were very keen to see how this baby thing worked. So i showed them - the random crying, the explosive poo in nappies, the inability to just go to sleep and the wide range of vomiting i have perfected. OK, i busted out some the big smiles and ace cuddles that i am famous for as well.

Of course, you all wanna see the pics. So without any further ado...



A cuddle with Alice

Greggy is funny. I mean, really, who would want to ride a BMW?

Auntie Alice is sooooooo Aussie she should be Aussie of the Year every year for ever

Uncle Greg learns that sometimes you can't fix a crying baby. Unless there is a socket set handy, then he probably could

Our guests, the one on the left is busy growing my cousin

Me, mum and dad outside our house. Where are my sunnies?

This is the authors 14th blog. He lives in Campsie with his mother, father, a fish called Peter Allen and a blue monkey called Monkey.

Monday, 16 July 2007

Rumours! None of them are true!

Hi

Now, apparently some of you seem to think that Dad writes this blog for me. You know, some sort of ghost writing deal, like I am the face of it all, but don't do the hard yards coming up with the written GOLD these posts contain.


Well, it's just not true. And here's proof - the below pic is of me knocking out the last blog, as well as an essay on classical architecture of 18th century Venice, an epic poem about the Battle of Midway and then, just to top it off, I wrote a instruction manual for mum, so she can learn how to turn off light switches.


Recently, I was visited by both sets of grand parents. It was a good time, I was rightly spoiled rotten and given gifts, cuddles and more cuddles.

So, now I have proven I write these blogs, sit back an enjoy pics of me with various older people.


Enjoy


Harper


Papa said the Bulldogs would win the Premiership. Yeah, onya papa, dream on...


Popa said when I was old enough, I could caddy for him. I am not so sure about that.

Nana's arms are a good place to catch a few minutes sleep

While ma ma expects me to vomit, I am contemplating my next novel. I think it will be about poo

When not being a baby, I like to be a zombie and eat brains. In my ace jumper from Peru. So that makes me a tiny Peruvian zombie. They are the best...







Tuesday, 10 July 2007

Will Harper think the '00s were hilarious?

Hi there

Today it's three pics of me and one of Scott Carne, Brian Mannix and
Sean Kelly, as taken on dad's camera phone last Friday night, when he was at a dodgy club watching these washed up 80s singers strut their stuff for their adoring 40-year-old plus crowd. Dad was happy, he was one of the youngest there and the beer was at 80s prices.

For those of you who don't know who the above are, they were in the bands Kids in the Kitchen, Uncanny X-Men and
Models. Still don't know? Get a musical education!

Anyway, back to me. The first pic of me is with dad, watching telly. Probably footy. Although dad doesn't seem to be swearing. The second pic is of me just chilling with mum. The third pic of me is a bit full on, but i think it's strong.

Anyway, here's the pics. Enjoy now.

Love
harper
Scott Carne, Brian Mannix, Sean Kelly - Absolutely '80s, absolutely brilliant...

I love Foxtel. Especially when Girls of the Playboy Mansion is on. Mmmm, yum.

Chillin' with my homies...well that would be mum. But that's sweet.

Don't mess with me. No, seriously, don't. Cos I can fill a nappy like you wouldn't believe.