Tiddy here!
When we are in French France, Charlie and me like to eat French bread. It is long and thin. They call it a baguette.
Charlie always pinches the end off the baguette on the way home from the boulangerie. That's what they call the bakery.
I like to fill up the baguettes with salty butter and Paris ham. Mmmmm, scrummy! Even though the French people have lovely foods like boeuf bourguignon, that is like a posh beef stew, I like these better.
The best place to eat ham baguettes is out on the caravan decking in the sunshine. They were lovely and we had a nice glass of orange juice too. I love French food!
Tiddy x
Tiddy here!
When we arrived in French France, we discovered our fanTiddytastic caravan! Can you see me and Charlie in the window?
Look! You can see our car and the other caravan out of the window. Some people call these caravans 'trailers'. I call them 'fun'!
This is our bedroom. It was so cool, cos we could look out of the window and see the ducks walking past. Charlie let me have the bed by the window. She's such a sweetie!
Back soon to tell you what we had for lunch.
Tiddy x
Charlie here!
A few weeks ago, Mr P told us we were off to France! It was so exciting. We even stayed at a Premier Inn at Dover the night before.
Tiddy made us a quick cuppa before going to explore our room. The bathroom had a perfectly sized teddy bath. Very stylish!
We had a long day ahead of us the next day, so I had an early night. I loved the comfy bed. Tiddy stayed up late reading the restaurant menu. He does love to eat!
Charlie x
Charlie here!
When Tiddy and me were in Ireland, one of our favourite places was Kinsale! Can you see the water behind us. It was a very beautiful place. The best thing of all was.......
...all the pretty coloured buildings! There were all the colours of the rainbow!
It looked like a very happy place and made me smile a lot!
Look at the cute windows in the roof of this one. Tiddy said he would like to have a bedroom in that roof.
This colour reminded me of the beautiful sky. It was just like a summer's day, even though it felt cold.
Even the post office was painted yellow and green! I would like to have a post office that colour in our town.
So, if you fancy some bright colours to cheer you up, pop over to Kinsale and enjoy the show!
Charlie x
Tiddy here!
Yesterday, me and Charlie went down the garden to watch out for the eclipse. Mr P explained that the moon was going to get in the way of the sun for a little bit, so it would be like night in the day! It didn't look dark when we went out.
After a few minutes, it started to get dark, but not really dark, so you can watch the video to see if you can still see me in the apple tree!
It wasn't long before it got light again. I liked the eclipse and hope we have another one soon!
Tiddy x
Charlie here!
Today is called Mother's Day. As I don't have a mother or any children, I am calling it Happy Day!
Happy Day everyone!!!
Charlie x
Charlie here!
To celebrate St David's Day, Tiddy and I made some Welsh Rabbit. There are no rabbits in it...or chocolate. I can see you, Tiddy!
Here are the ingredients. Don't forget to use a nice Welsh Caerphilly cheese!
First, Tiddy toasted the bread. We had one slice each. That is just enough for a small bear. Adults may like 2 slices, as it is so delicious.
I grated the cheese and put it in a saucepan with milk, salt, pepper and some mustard. I mixed it as the cheese melted. It didn't take long.
We popped some chopped ham on the toast, poured the mixture on and then added a bit more ham. Can you guess which one Tiddy made?
After a few minutes under the grill, our Welsh Rabbit was ready to eat. It tasted scrummy, even without Tiddy's chocolate!
Happy St David's Day everyone!!!!!
Charlie x
Charlie always pinches the end off the baguette on the way home from the boulangerie. That's what they call the bakery. 
I like to fill up the baguettes with salty butter and Paris ham. Mmmmm, scrummy! Even though the French people have lovely foods like boeuf bourguignon, that is like a posh beef stew, I like these better. 
The best place to eat ham baguettes is out on the caravan decking in the sunshine. They were lovely and we had a nice glass of orange juice too. I love French food!
When we are in French France, Charlie and me like to eat French bread. It is long and thin. They call it a baguette.
