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- Didn't exactly blossom in youth. Was messy, unpredictable, non-compliant, mischievous, imaginative, couldn't wear clothes neatly, was a fussy eater, questioned a lot, didn't notice detail (like food dribbled down her front), loved to laugh and mess about, was always climbing on roofs and tresspassing, didn't really engage with school at first(couldn't really do letters or words) and never tidied her bedroom. Sadly her mother was sent the wrong child. She took nearly 40 years to grow comfortably into her skin. Now she's raring to go!!! xxxx
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That's a robot worthy of a starring role in Dr Who. I see a glorious future for your golden mechanoid.
ReplyDeleteMy god, that's incredible. It's like a non-irritating C3PO with a soul.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have six year old son too :)
x Robyn
What a fine robot! Does it do gardening?
ReplyDeletePositively overflowing with personality!
ReplyDeletePearl
that is a beautiful robot. What's his name?
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Jonathan - what you can't tell from the photo is it's 202 feet tall. It wouldn't even fit in the tardis. It could therefore probably only be in one episode. Hardly a future. Sad. We should have built it smaller.
ReplyDeleteEric - there you go again, making me laugh at your quirkiness.
Robyn - Thank you. The world could never have too many 6 year old boys!
Codgi - it does everything. Our lives have been transformed. We no longer have to do jobs we don't like.
Pearl - yes he's getting a bit cheeky now he's used to us and feels he's now part of the family.
Clipster - of all the names he could have had - he settled with Robotty. Slightly inside the box.
I'll have five, please.
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