We were thrilled to host a surprise visit from Junior who arrived at short notice this afternoon. Sporting a smart pastel blue-infused all-in-one jumpsuit with co-ordinating beige sockettes and navy slippers, his footwear combo showed that this boy really has a sense of style. Although last season’s must-haves, his winter wardrobe still packed a fashionable punch this wet, Southampton afternoon. Accompanied by Mrs Q Junior immediately relaxed into his new surroundings insisting on taking time out to stare at the sparkly lights in the grate.

It should be noted that Junior’s afternoon schedule was only released by his private office at short notice but this made no different to what turned into a lovely afternoon.  Armed with a selection of entertainment accessories, Junior started the afternoon by dining off a gourmet meal of fish and vegetables, the green colour of which contrasted well with the blue of his afternoon atire.

After an afternoon of play and chat, Junior announced his decision to depart and return home but not before he agreed to model his latest Jasper Conran number; a new yellow souwester.

We wish Junior well and express our gratitude at his decision to take time out of hs busy schedule to pay a visit to Janson Road.

Spent a lovely Mothering Sunday at Mum and Dad’s accompanied by Mr. P and joined by Mr and Mrs Q and Junior. After the customary roast lunch we adjourned to spend the entire afternoon doting on the lovely Junior. Seven months old and blooming – a little like Mrs Q who looked radiant in a moth-coloured spring ensemble. But the afternoon wouldn’t have been the same without the impromptu jamming session from the Mr’s who, feeling the creative urge, decided to make beautiful music together. And what a treat it was too with musical history made on the fly. But what is so special about these two talented musicians? Well, they offer something a little bit special, a bit unique, a bit unheard of. Pushing the barriers of traditional musical theory, these two impressarios threw caution to the wind and played from the soul. Set after set of inspiring sounds – even Junior was transfixed in wonder once he’d got bored of playing with the top of the chocolate box.  And the music became interactive as Mrs Q and Mrs P felt the call to rhythm and danced a spirital dance of lightness and light – a perfect compliment to what had now become an artistic performance. We wait to hear what next for the Mr.’s or as they are now called -  ‘Pick ‘n’ Strum’. No doubt a signing is on the way.

Well – a two pronged blog post to-day in Kath Day Knight style. First off – the latest on Baby Hughes who now has a name! He is to be Samuel Reuben – a fantastic name which suits him already. Yesterday saw us visiting again to check up on Samuel and co. He is an absolute stonker of a baby! Perfect skin, healthy and bonny. We love him to bits! Mrs Q was looking irritatingly tanned and blond haired but at least the Britney skirt had gone – hopefully confined to a skip somewhere off Mengham High Street. Samuel has had his first bath and his hair is now starting to grow some more. The mid-wife’s prediction is that he will be a platinum blond baby boy which will be lovely. Jason was very blond as a child so this is where the hair colour will have come from. Mrs Q on the other hand was ’strawberry blond’ aka beige.

Well from babies to ‘blimey that’s come around quickly.’ Yes dear reader tomorrow I go in for my day-patient ‘Minor Lower Ground Floor Ladies Operation.’ It’s been described as very routine and boring which I find rather insulting. Still it may be routine and boring for them – but for me it carries unknown terrors. My policy has always been to get out of hospitals as soon as possible so tomorrow I will be pleading for my post-op tea and toast the minute I wake up in an effort to be released asap – if necessary still in hospital gown and dragging a catheter ( not necessarily mine – I’m not fussy ). I’m a human being – get me out of here!