FABergé ain't they?
Unfortunately, we were forced into an unforeseen text conversation yesterday with a character from the past. Here we are composing a particularly difficult reply:
You might be wondering 'how does this relate to eggs?'. Well, following this text tussle we immediately began to compile a list of people we would like to egg. Here we are, struggling to prioritise the list:
Will you be on there? You'll have to wait and see!
Anyway, back to today's post.
Today was a very important day. As it's been a week since we finished exams, we thought it was about time to stop messing around and start thinking about our future. After archiving a few things we moved onto documenting.
We tackled an application that has been in the proverbial pipeline for months. We can safely say that we are one step closer to meeting Tim Wonnnacott and the gang of...Bargain Hunt! That's right, we finally did what you've all been waiting for, and applied to Bargain Hunt. We spent the morning in the study reviewing our form:
As you can tell, it was pretty stressful! It was an emotional roller-coaster as we struggled with expressing in words how much Tim and BH mean to us (we usually react by creating art). Needless to say we directed the BBC, twice, to our blog to look at a sample of Wonnacatts. If you're reading this, HI BBC!
Eventually we were very pleased with our application. Here is a small snippet:
Look! The BBC told us they got it!
There's no excuse for not making time in your lives for Bargain Hunt, especially while you wait for us to appear on it. It's a shining example of British television. HI BBC!
If you are interested in egging anybody, please send their name and address to us on a postcard.
Ciao Ciao (Miao Miao)
xxx
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