Flat Stanley is a 1964 children's book written by Jeff Brown, it is the first in a series of books featuring Stanley Lambchop, a completely flat boy. Flat Stanley has endured the test of time and has recently released new and exciting adventures all around the world.

Today Flat Stanley travels the world tucked inside simple envelopes or attached to ordinary emails. He helps us, his global family, communicate and explore our world and it's people in a variety of ways.

Here begins the adventures of Flat Stanley - the 'Kool' Kura Kid from Room One at Kuranui School near Matamata, New Zealand.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Flat Stanley visits the Hospital

Wednesday April 6th 2011

Today I went with Madison to the hospital.  In the car on our way to Hamilton we played I spy.  It was heaps of fun.  When we got there we parked in a big building.  We walked down lots of long corridors and up and down elevators to get to the right place.  We went to the children's clinic.  We were so surprised to see another cool Kura Kid in the waiting room with us.  We had to wait ages but we played on the slide lots.  Madison and I got weighed and measured before going to see the Doctor.  Madison held my hand while the Doctor listened to my heart, then it was her turn.  The Doctor said that our hearts sounded fantastic.  After seeing the Doctor we went and had lunch, we were really hungry after such a busy morning.
I wonder where I will go next.....
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