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A Very Blurry Trip to France – 16/03/19
Well, that was an interesting day. On Friday afternoon, in a fit of despair at the sight of IDS’ Brexit celebration, I pulled a Tracy Jacks and declared I was going to leave the country. Then, as soon as Nathan … Continue reading
Posted in Creating precious childhood memories or something (days out)
Tagged Abroad, adventure, boats, eating out, history
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Museum of London – 07/01/19
Congratulations all of you for making it through the Christmas holidays! All of you who don’t have kids at the same school as my kids, that is. Cause we’re still on holidays and end only just in sight. Which is … Continue reading
Posted in Token attempts at culture (museums)
Tagged Central London, coffee, history, museums, wandering
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City Adventures
This may or may not be a clumsy attempt to fuse together two completely different days but hey, go with it. You’re used to clumsiness around here, right? The first day was Friday and it was me and Eva strolling … Continue reading
Sutton House’s Surreal Santa’s Grotto – 05/12/15
I like to think my kids have a certain amount of balance in their lives. I’ll give you an example – here’s the lunch Eva and I had yesterday: Vegan vegetable soup, hand-prepared by small children and cooked over a … Continue reading
The Cuming Museum – 17/02/12
OK, this’ll be a short one..it’s only a wee place. But a useful thing to know, I think. Picture the scene – Roo and I, off for a walk to the sorting office. It’s a place we tend to frequent … Continue reading