Sam's Top 8 Tips for a Sensational Holiday...

1. If you aren't old enough to do whatever your brothers are doing, make sure you have a good position to spectate from.

A balcony gives you a good view of the pool plus you don't get splashed from there!

That walking thing is for "schmucks" only... find a comfy possie in your stroller, cross your legs and let those "schmucks" push you around everywhere!



2. Always have some food and drink handy for when you are hungry and thirsty.

I hope Mum and Dad brought some food and drink to the beach...

This can't be my food...it doesn't taste too good!

Perhaps there's a bsicuit or a sandwhich in here?

Success! I found my drink. Uh oh... I dropped it in the sand... oh well I'll just steal Mum's then.




3. Have someone you love visit you on your holiday.

We spent quite a bit of time with Uncle Roche and Auntie Kita seeing they lived just 10 mins from where we were having our holiday. They joined us for dinners; we went up to their place for dinner, tennis and some scrub turkey chasing (ask my brothers about that one) and they came with us on a trip to Byron Bay. Here they are looking on as my Dad takes my brothers swimming at Byron.





4. Go swimming with Daddy.

Try to kick hard enough to splash your brother.

Though he may repay you by making you wear his goggles!



5. Make lots of important decisions...

"I'll have some nuggets and fries please".

Followed by ice-cream (with sprinkles of course).









6. Climb on whatever you can...

Coffee tables are great to climb on and it's really funny watching your parents gasp and jump up every time you near the edge.





7. Try your hand at surfing...

Here I am checking out the wave quality...

Ok so this is how the sand will taste if I get dumped by a wave...

Uh oh...here comes a wild wave! Hold on Will!





Right... I'm off to catch another one then.






8. Go to a lookout and check out the cool view.

Here we are at Elephant Rock Lookout. As you can see by my brothers' faces they didn't enjoy climbing the stairs all that much. I didn't find it that hard at all so I'm not too sure what they were whinging about? They did enjoy riding their bikes back to the unit though and Will is now getting the hang of using his brakes...hooray!




Oh yeh...and if all that wasn't exciting enough for you; when you get home, sneak into your parents room and do this to your Mum's bedside table !