I am sitting (yet again) in a pub by myself… using my computer as an excuse to not be gallivanting around town with all the young hooligans. I don’t mind it too much.. I almost like the ‘mysterious’ look I have going. After all, they don’t know that I’m simply writing a blog post to family and friends—for all they know, I am the next Jane Austin, working on my latest novel. Or better yet, a new American journalist, writing a brilliant expose on life before the royal wedding. Some have asked if I’m a writer- instead of crashing their dreams (and revealing my true identity as a Nanny), respond with, “I suppose you could say that”.
Other than spending time writing at various pubs (I promise this is not all the time), I have also spent some time taking day trips as well! Here are some photos of my days…
Spending the day at the British Museum...
Going for a walk with Miss Kat. We sang a long rendition of Ol McDonald.
He not only had a farm-- but a jungle, desert, wetlands, and ocean for that matter.
St. Lukes park, a daily venture of ours.
The market at Duke of York Square- everything is fresh and smells amazing.
Taking a break in the park!
Making lunch and having a date on the patio!
Exploring South Kensington on my walk home from church!
And finally... Home sweet home
I think I may or may not have hit my limit for photos in one blog-- however, there will be plenty more to come! I am taking the train this weekend to visit a friend in Norwich before she moves back to Mozambique. Say prayers for both of our travels! (Yes, I know that I am merely taking a train two hours north-- however, those of you that know my sense of direction... you understand my need for prayers as well!)
Travis, kristen and I remember all too well your sense of direction...remember the side trip to Idaho on our way to the barbecue at the ranch?
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading your blog and am so inspired by you. Your fire and passion for your faith is contagious. I am so proud of you and look forward to reading more about your travels and adventures. I can't wait to hear about your travels and see more pictures. We all LOVE YOU!
ReplyDeletelove you Linds!
ReplyDeleteLindsey-
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy reading about your journey- it is so inspiring- You certainly should consider being a journalist :)- you have a way of grabbing the reader and taking them along-
With continued love and prayers-
Aunt Debbie