Penelope Eats Some Toast!

On Friday Penelope and I went to have lunch with The Awesome One and she seemed very interested in my sandwich so I figured I'd give her some to try. She was very impressed, so when we got up on Saturday morning and realised we had no Weetbix for brekky it seemed as good a time as any to try her on some toast.

A little bit of margarine and Vegemite, at first taste the look was a little bit of  "what the?!", but after some deliberation she opened her mouth for more and seemed to be very impressed!












It's pretty funny to watch her try and chew the little pieces of toast. When I gave her the whole square she just wanted to suck it to death, so I stuck with breaking off little pieces and feeding them to her. It worked much better.











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  1. Liz17 February 2014 at 09:52

    such a clever little possum...xxx

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  2. Asha Ali1 March 2014 at 06:47

    She's gorgeous!

    I've nominated you for a Liebster award as I love reading your blog! Check out my blog ItsJustAsha.blogspot.co.uk for info on the award! Xxx

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