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Back with the girls! |
Since landing back in the UK last week we spent five rather glorious days
back in the Shire, seeing family, catching up with one or two of the millions
of babies and girls with bumps that seem to be parading around my world at the
moment, and generally mooching around town.
Ever since we landed the
days have been packed back to back with plans, but it means that I have
thankfully reached the end of my time at home having caught up with nearly
everyone required.
In a most simple
summary, the past five days have consisted of: hugging babies and bumps with
Jennifer and Jenna during breakfast, celebrating Poppy’s fast approaching
wedding with a little mini-Hen lunch party, enjoying way too many drinks in
Emsworth with the other locals, being reunited with my lovely girls and the
beautiful (now one year old) Emily when they all travelled all the way down to
the Shire to meet up for a sunny breakfast at Standstead House, feeding the
ducks with Debbie, belated birthday celebrations, Happy Crumble and the very
best yellow fish pie courtesy of Mamu, spending time mooching around the shops
and checking out local flower exhibits with mummy, grabbing slightly chilly
drinks at the sailing club, lunching with the Brown family (and napping heftily
on the sofa once the other guest had left as it was clearly exhausting doing
all that eating and drinking), wandering around Petersfield, drinking way too
much coffee, scoffing jacket potatoes at a seaside pub and getting my hair
painted in an attempt to look presentable for the wedding this weekend.
It’s been a busy few
days, and whilst I sadly can’t share a full run through of events in real
detail, I can share some photos of my adventures, which is almost more fun
anyway – see:
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Emsworth drinkies |
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Bumps and babies with Jen and Jen! |
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Mini- Hen for Poppy |
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Feeding the ducks with Debbie |
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One year old and absolutely beautiful |
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Presents from the girls |
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She's got style, she's got class |
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Flower festival with Mummy |
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Flower festival with mummy |
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The recovery position |
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