Monday, November 21, 2011
Cava, chocolates and fruit.
Our internet went down for a few days, hence the interruption. Everything is OK now. It's been pleasant chatting to each other, and wondering about things, rather than rushing to look them up.
Rosey has written a few posts about her new life in Antarctica, or Auntarctica as we call it now. I'm sure she'd be glad of a few comments to say hi! She's very far away.
1. We open a bottle of Cava to drink slowly throughout the day as we celebrate our wedding anniversary.
2. Nick and Alec come home proudly bearing a box of chocolates the size of an occasional table.
3. To cut pieces of fruit and hand them to my boys.
Follow Her, no birds and Burns Night.
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