And the red packets “ang pows” keep coming. These came all the way from Melbourne, Australia. They’re from Aunty Mei Leng!
That’s because Chinese New Year lasts for 15 days. So keep them coming! LOL!
And the monkey is a pressie from Mummy – to commemorate the Year of the Monkey.
Thank you Monkey for my “ang pow“
No, says George, 
it’s thank you Aunty Mei Leng for our “ang pows”
You’re right, Georgie. That’s why he’s called Pull My Leg Monkey from Mungo & Maud.
And he’s meant to be pulled apart.
Georgie, what shall we buy with our “ang pow” money? Treats? Well, not sure what we can buy as the foreign exchange rate is not in our favour.
May’s comment: I bought this little monkey for my 2 year old godson a couple of years ago because I thought it’s rather funny for a little kid. Well, had to get one for my little doggies as it is after all the Year of the Monkey – just needed an excuse. Love Mungo & Maud toys – they’re different from what you can buy in most pet stores and very cute.
Our well-loved growing collection. So we have monkey, rabbit, bear, pig and rabbit. We now have three out of the twelve Chinese Horoscopes. We’ll have to see if we can manage to get all twelve in the coming years. 
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Thanks to your chart, I know I’m a monkey, too!
Cute. Rusty has a monkey and the legs and arms pull so you can have long arms and short legs or vice versa. He also has a regular monkey too.
I love that monkey that pull’s apart but my two would probably destroy it, might just get one for me 🙂
That monkey is adorable, but I’d be afraid Cody would destroy it in seconds and perhaps even choke, so no monkey for us.
Georgie and Darcy must not be chewers, lucky you!