I bought a couple of things at the National Gallery.

I said that I'd tell you what I bought at the National Gallery shop, and my human was here to help me take a couple of photos with my purchases!

As an elf, I do like bows and arrows. This set was £6.95, and it's almost all made out of wood - even the bow itself! I also appreciate the arrowhead, which makes me less worried I'll accidentally hit my friends when playing with this set.

I've been looking for a watch for quite a while now, but for some reason they don't sell any which fit me. So how could I time my playtime? I got a sand timer! It's much bigger than me, as you can see from the photo, and I might have to ask some friends to help me turn it round when the half an hour's up, but it does look very pretty indeed. It cost me £14.94, which was quite a lot, but since it doesn't need batteries, it'll last a lifetime!

I'll just be very careful not to hit it with my new bow and arrow.....

And here's a little bonus. I didn't know how to carry my new purchases home (a bow and arrow, especially in the hands of an elf, does attract quite a lot of attention), but the shop assistant offered me these carrier bags. The one with the lady on it cost 15p - I've cut it open so I can display it on my wall as a picture.

The yellow bag is made of paper, and it shows a print of Van Gogh's Sunflowers. I've also put that on my wall as a picture, but I have noticed that it does make a perfect sleeping bag for me.

*Yawn*

See you after my nap,

Elf Dryadalis