Educating Dee.

So, in answer to your latest 3 questions, Mizz Dolores,

Question 1. Peter Pointer? I know which finger you are talking about but what does that mean?

Answer 1. "Tommy Thumb, where are you?" is a children's action rhyme on this side of the pond. It would appear to be one of the multitude of things to have not stuck in American culture - I'll happily be corrected if it has (but don't get me started on the bastardisation of "ring, a ring of roses!"). Anyways, each finger has a name and your index finger is Peter Pointer. I've looked all over for a video and there isn't one! *shock* But here's the rhyme.

Tommy Thumb, Tommy Thumb

Where are you?

Here I am, here I am

How do you do?

Peter Pointer, Peter Pointer

Where are you?

Here I am, here I am

How do you do?

Toby Tall, Toby Tall...

Ruby Ring, Ruby Ring...

Baby Small, Baby Small...

Fingers all, Fingers all

Where are you?

Here we are, here we are

How do you do?

Question 2 and 3. Yoo-hoo? Sugar Glider? Explain please!:)

Answer 2. These are Yoo-hoos. Little furry chaps with massive eyes and loads of cute-appeal if you're 7!

Answer 3. And this is a sugar glider. I always think they're like a cross between a flying squirrel and a bush baby.

And that concludes today's lesson! *grins* Questions? No doubt another ton from Dee!