The memories we make as a family are precious
Now that you're gone, they're all that I've got
We had some weird but wonderful times
The six of us doing things just on the spot
Back in 2000
When I was still just a kid
The Norfolk river life called us
And that towel went and slid
Right off the end and into the water
We had to try and fish it out
It wasn't an easy job
But we had a laugh no doubt
Crisp packets as eyeballs
Putting Monkey back in the wild
Losing my sunglasses in the water
One of the greatest times I had as a child
There was the Pot Noodle cupboard
Which we still reminisce about all over the place
Breaking my new pair of sunglasses
And sticking yellow dots to my brother's face
That day when we were stopped
From going back to our boat
Being asked for what sounded like a 'boot pass'
The one thing that we never fail to quote
My brother and I had the roles all sorted
He studied the map while I worked on my tan
It was a holiday to remember
And I will do for as long as I can
Then as I grew older
Our holidays in France began
We had some strange times there too
But it's always more fun if things don't go to plan
The highlight of our time back in 2006
Was trying out the little submarine in the pool
Which we quickly realised was a bad idea
When it sunk to the bottom, what a fool!
"Let's put in the just turned off oven"
Was the brilliant idea that came to my uncle's mind
It could dry out in there
We all thought it would be fine
Then when dinner started to cook
And the oven was on once more
We noticed a funny smell
And remembered what that reason was for
We all rushed to the kitchen
And opened it up
To find a small yellow blob
What had we done to poor little sub?
With that toy gone
We decided we had to improvise
So with a few bottles and some tape
Our own boat had been devised
We also sat and watched Team America
We just had to use some quotes from it
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