Concerned followers have been asking where’s Nugget?
He has been keeping out of the rain, but during the fine early morning today he emerged as Jackie filled his food tray.
Here is her picture of “Where’s Nugget?” (68)
Louisa, Errol, Jessica, and Imogen, staying for the weekend, arrived in time for lunch. This afternoon Danni, Andy, Ella, Elizabeth, and Jacqueline joined us and organised chaos ensued.
Imogen had a school project to undertake. This involved creating a potato dressed as a favourite book character. General debate arrived at Gangsta Granny. A number of those present contributed suggestions and Jackie provided pieces of jewellery to be dripping out of the swag bag. Jessica, incidentally informed me that swag now means cool.
Here is Granny in her various stages of development,
Finally Imogen added a bejewelled handbag, a black skirt, and a handwritten label.
Jessica meanwhile worked on a poster about World War Two.
Somehow I seem to have posted this prematurely. We are about to dine on Jackie’s piquant cauliflower cheese; smoked haddock, fishcakes, mashed potato, carrots and runner beans. I expect there will be some imbibing.
It is amazing how such tiny creatures manage to weather stormy weather.
The title certainly got my attention! And I spy Nugget’s little robin’s red breast.
You may have got a premature, incomplete version which is now updated, Liz
Adorable project. Imogen’s teacher has imagination making that an assignment! And she was lucky to have such impressive assistants to create Gangsta Granny!
I wasn’t worried about Nugget. Birds have to most uncanny ways of becoming invisible during the rain. (Except our rain-loving Ibis who take advantage of insects and worms emerging out of the lawns during our showers.)
An ibis. That’s a good one, GP. Thanks a lot
Nice work on the potato front. I cannot say whether it is a good likeness though, not having had small children about of the right age.
๐ Matilda will educate you, Tootlepedal. Thanks a lot.
Found that Nugget right away! Fun project! Must have been a very lively house for a while.
It sure was. Phew! Thanks very much, Laurie
The potato is super cute – er, make that very swag. Is that correct?
So I’m told, Susan. Thanks very much
Now thatโs teaching I can get behind. That spud does look a bit like me. Sorry Mr Spud.
Thanks very much, Gary
What a great project!
Thanks very much, Sheree.
Love the Gangsta Granny. Very creative indeed. I’m sure that Imogen’s teacher will love it. ๐ So happy to see Nugget again. He sure knows which side his bread is buttered. D
Thanks very much, Sylvia.
I love it! What a great project. Nugget is being a little shy. ๐
Oooh, I love Gansta Granny. Sounds like a fabulous day!!
Many thanks, Lisa. Pretty full on ๐
It’s good to see Nugget. I don’t know the character, but well done with the potato project! My daughter does similar projects with her students. I think they do it with a pumpkin around Halloween.
“I expect there will be some imbibing.” ๐
Thanks very much, Merril. I didn’t know the Granny either. Children are great educators of the aged ๐ Lady Nugget and Ron or Ronette also in evidence today.
I wonder if there will be baby Nuggets before too long.
We’ll soon see.
So pleased to see Nugget emerging from his hideout!
What a fabulous family day and I loved the joint school project, we’ll done everyone ๐
Lady Nugget and Ron also in evidence this morning, Sue. Thanks very much.
Thatโs good news! Thank you
Predictive text at it again!
Indeed. ๐ Thanks
Gangsta Granny is quite a fetching tuber. Very apeeling <3
Indeed – apeeling ๐ Thanks very much. Donna.
Gangsta Granny is very โswagโ.
Indeed. Thank you very much, Jane.
Sometimes these school projects are so funny ๐
Thank you very much, Ribana
That Gangsta Granny is so funny! What an ingenious project!
Thanks very much, Lisa.
Gangsta potato Granny. Now that’s something you don’t see everyday! I’m glad Nugget’s okay.
Thanks very much, JoAnna. So is his Lady.
That is a cool potato, Derrick!
Well swag, Lavinia. ๐ Thanks very much.
HA! I love Gangsta Granny! She is an apeeling gal! ๐ ๐ How wonderful that everyone helped her get outfitted! ๐ And what a great school assignment! ๐
So good to see Nugget! ๐
It might be a good thing that the imbibing occurred AFTER Granny got gansta’d! ๐ ๐
HUGS!!! ๐
You are right about the apeeling and the imbibing, Carolyn. Nugget and Lady were both out together this morning. Thanks very much. X
Gangsta Granny is hilarous. I hope she earns a good mark for her work!
Thanks very much, Cindy
Excellent potato! Glad Nugget has reappeared ๐
Thanks very much, Helen
When I was a kid (early 1950s) there was a game called Mr. Potato Head. I remember plastic noses, eyebrows, and such that could be used to create potato characters. This is more creative, but the game’s the same, even without the same name! Good to see Nugget, too. I was sure he was fine, but it’s nice to have an appearance.
Louisa tells me that Mr Potato Head still exists. Thanks a lot, Linda.
Hilarious the way the potato looks to have such a strong personality.
๐ Thanks very much, Libre
I was expecting a post about Jackie. ๐
Despite this, it was an excellent potato.
Much appreciated, Quercus.
Glad to see Nugget! Love the idea of decorating a potato as a book character. How clever!! <3
A good teacher, I think, Jan. Thanks very much.
I don’t know who Gangsta Granny is but the character created by Imogen is adorable.
Mr Nugget is flashing his bright orange vest just a bit to the left and south of center.
Well spotted, Dolly. https://www.google.co.uk/search?source=hp&ei=CrdcXr_dPMaIadLUocgB&q=gangsta+granny+book&oq=Gangsta+Granny&gs_l=psy-ab.1.4.0i131l2j0l8.1751.8492..14616…0.0..0.81.1009.14……0….1..gws-wiz…….0i10.JN5YlwP9T-0
Thank you for the link, Derrick. The book seems delightful, although I am not sure my daughter-in-law would approve. I am sending the link to my son.
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I love Potato Gangsta Grannie! Though I wouldn’t want to meet her on a dark night!
๐ Thanks very much, Clare.
This kind of project definitely gives the chance to show imagination and creativity. It is a good one. Imogen did it like a true artist!
Thank you very much, Alexander. She even stopped some of the adults waxing too elaborately
Children have their own childish glance. Unfortunately, not many of us saved this ability. ๐
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