Well March has gone in a flash, and it’s been full with time with River and Brodie.
We’ve found new places to visit through the Essex Wildlife Trust, and River’s imagination just runs wild. It’s almost like he’s on a Minecraft set.
We enjoyed a trip to Twickenham to see England play Italy in the M6N. I was hoping for an Italy win, and the first half was close run , but England were much stronger in the second half.
Ramsay has been very ill, and had two trips to hospital with a couple of days stay. A worrying time and we felt so helpless but Amanda’s parents were brilliant.
Brodie is blossoming and is such a sweetie. Georgina experienced her first Mothers Day, a long held dream and she had the perfect day.
We’ve visited Barnsley and Leeds and enjoyed great food, chat with my cousin and her partner, and a trip to the Royal Armouries.
I had Honor stay with me at the beginning of the month and we did a 14-15km walk. She had a guest speaker give a session on how to walk ‘properly’ – who knew we were doing it wrong. On Sunday I had a twinge in my right thigh which curtailed a possible 10km walk, but I’m taking things a bit slower and will try again, as it’s 33 days until I start my Camino walk😬
Debbie and I went to the Park theatre last night to see Farewell Mr Haffmann. I wanted to see Nigel Harman, but didn’t realise he wasn’t in it until half way. It was funny, poignant and shows once again how we as human beings keep doing the same things to each other, despite history chronicling itself.
The weather is glorious, a treat to wake up and see blue skies, and go outside for breakfast and lunch. I’ve done a little tidy up, and I’m being rewarded with flowers from the bulb planting I did late last year.
I’ve ordered more plants and have a few ideas for changes. April is another busy month, and I have travel to book. Best get on with it!
My little life 