Pantomime-Sleeping beauty at the Key Theatre.
The Knight Tribe go to the Pantomime We started our Sunday morning by taking the Christmas tree out of the loft and decorating it with Christmas music on in the background to get us in…
View PostThe Knight Tribe go to the Pantomime We started our Sunday morning by taking the Christmas tree out of the loft and decorating it with Christmas music on in the background to get us in…
View PostI feel depressed today and I hated today at school…
Today at my school at 1:45 pm I tripped over my walker and fell. I broke my glasses so I’m blind as a bat and I have a bruise on top of my eye and I cut the side of my eye.
I hate that I fall over a lot and now I am getting older I really hurt myself. I even get hurt by my splints when I fall over, that’s why I hate my splints and today. #worstdayever in the comments please (to cheer me up). this photo is where my splint dug into the back of my knee

I’m going to end this post with this: >:(
I was born in 2005 (of course I did not remember this because I was a baby), I don’t remember a lot of things but I can remember the day I realised that I was different. I must be about 4 years old back then; all the children near where I lived used to play in the car park and I used to watch them. It made me really lonely and I could not do physical stuff like them. they were running and playing tag or football or riding their bikes. all I could do is sit there and watch out of the window. it’s not fair that every day I had to have physio to make my legs bend and every night my legs would hurt. every night I would go sleep wishing my legs would work when I woke up. it was not only my legs would not work, sometimes my left hand would not work. I also found out that I could not sit up properly. I used to be angry that I could not do the stuff the kids can do and I used to punch my mum. But I felt bad doing that because my mum had to carry me upstairs and lift me into the bath or into the car and I must have weighed a lot. even something that other people found simple like having a shower or going to the loo my mum had to help me with.
the doctors I saw back then did not know if I could walk or stand up. they put botox in my legs to try and help me stand but It did not work, I was scared that I would be stuck in my wheelchair forever. the one day my mum was told about a doctor in America that was doing operations that might just help me to walk but it cost a lot of money. my physio, Jane, helped my mum to make a film to show the doctor what I could and couldn’t do. We sent it off to doctor park and waited…
very soon, my mum had got an email from America saying that he can help me. that made me SO happy!
Twelve years It has been since having my home burgled whilst I was at work earning myself an honest living. This ominous event is still extremely raw to me and will live with me for the rest of my life and even though I will never be able to forget about it, I have used this awful experience to educate my self and do everything necessary to prevent it from happening to me again or anyone else.
No-one deserves to have what they have worked hard for, stolen from them
In this blog post I have put together top tips and advice on how you can stop your house from being less attractive to thieves so that you will never have to experience walking into your home to find someone has invaded your privacy and taken your possessions.

If you are curious and want to read about our burglary, you can do so by clicking here.
I have put together some ideas together for anyone who is struggling or just needs some idea’s outside the box to buy for the special boy in your life.
First of all, we have the *Discovery Galaxy Tracker 60mm smart telescope.

You download the app on your smartphone and then you can mount the phone on the top of the telescope to make it easier to see the stars. The app tells you the name of the stars and if you move the telescope then the app will just relocate to where it is pointing too. How cool is this gift for any child who loves learning about the stars? This gift costs £59.99

Do you have a footie mad child in your life who also loves Star Wars? You cannot go wrong with this amazing *Kylo-Ren star wars football from Mitre. It is a match quality football in size 5 and is perfect for playing on grass or astroturf surface. The star wars football costs £22.00 and you can purchase it from here.

Next, we have a *Crayola Sticker set which contains 500 stickers to choose from, including colouring pens to write on your own stickers. The Crayola sticker set is only £4.00 and available to buy from here.

*Make your very own super bouncer which glows in the dark, ready in just 20 minutes. This would make an excellent stocking filler idea and is on;y £2.00 available to purchase from here

Ooh now we have the *Trooper bot which is a remote-controlled robot with an in-built dart shooting system, up to 50 actions in programming mode, charges with USB cable and makes robotic sounds for £59.99 and can be purchased here.

I absolutely love this and is definitely on my list this year a Mini Arcade Machine which includes 240 games for hours upon hours of fun for £17.99 available to purchase from here. This would be an amazing gift for all the older boys.

Or maybe your son is like mine and loves making comic strips so having a machine that makes the noises would be amazing. This machine can play 16 different sounds and is brilliant for little pranksters. Cartoon sound effects machine for £6.99 available here

What boy doesn’t love a torch? especially a star wars Lego stormtrooper LED Torch, here you can buy one for just £12.00.
Items marked with a * I received in return for inclusion into my gift guide
For my Christmas gift guide for girls please click here and for Her please click here