We were literally at the window waiting for their arrival on Thursday afternoon, after a 1.5 hour drive from Heathrow. It was very exciting. We had not seen them since our departure in August. A lot had changed! Ellis nearly walking and talking, Bryce with his little English accent... it was so so so good to be able to catch up on the past 9 months face-to-face.
Ellis quickly learned to say "Maa-mah" and "Boppa" and Bryce was thrilled to be read to (pretty much constantly) for 10 days.
Next entry will document our road trip to Wales... stay tuned!
XOXO
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| Killin' time awaiting their arrival! |
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| High five! Grandma & Papa trying some Cheese & Pickle and Ham, Cheese, & Pickle butties on baps! (Not to mention "crisps.") |
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| To put things into perspective, the edge of the river is usually where that stick is poking out of the water. And the far side has a curbed edge, which isn't visible because it's under water. |
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| First stroll along the River Cam, the afternoon of their arrival |
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| Tubby time with Grandma! |
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| Papa always makes him laugh. One of many shared books... |
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| Christ's College |
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| Dad stroking the beard of Charles Darwin, former student at Christ's. |
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| Playing on the book train while I load up the buggy with library books. |
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| Took a stroll through Emmanuel College for the first time before dropping Bryce off at Nursery School. |
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| Emmanuel College's lovely grounds |
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| Seriously a sucker for baby animals. |
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| Cute Cambridge terraced house on a pedestrianized street |
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| Checking out the new books from the library, while we wait for Ste to bring home dinner-- fish & chips from the local "chippy." |
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| Strolling with Papa to the May Day Fun Fair after dinner |
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| Bryce on The Big Wheel |
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| The Fearnley Family Clowns |
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| Rob & Jude looking cheerful despite the jet lag. |
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