So, the holidays are over and it's back to school. We've had a good break with fantastic weather but I have to admit I did feel quite happy waving Sam and Josie off on the school bus yesterday morning. The last couple of days, with boredom levels rising, were a bit of a challenge.
However, before that we did lots of fun stuff.
We went for walks
and looked at the obligatory spring lambs.
Talking of lamb, we had quite a few barbeques as well, but I'll spare you pictures of us with our mouths full of food.
We took a trip to Symonds Yat and walked by the river.
We didn't make it to Cornwall but we did spend the day at Woolacombe.
And of course, there was an Easter egg hunt, with predictable results.
Thanks for all your support over the driving test. I've rebooked, so let's hope it's second time lucky...
You will soon be driving the little ones to Cornwall yourself! I find that you can't knit and drive at the same time, which is a shame because we regulary drive to family in Polperro and I could get loads done. If that were possible.
Posted by: Helen Chisholm | April 17, 2007 at 10:23 AM
Looks like a lovely holiday was had by all. Fingers crossed for the second driving test.
Posted by: diana | April 17, 2007 at 12:09 PM
OK, it's official- I want to move there! Where you live is absolutely beautiful. I hope you treasure it every day! You inspire me to treasure where I live more.
Driving tests can be such a pain. Last time I renewed my license, I had to do a little vision test, and I didn't really understand how the little machine worked so I almost didn't get my license renewed. I know you'll get it next time!
Posted by: patti | April 17, 2007 at 12:28 PM
You live in a lovely place! All the best drivers don't pass first time. Good luck for your next test.
Posted by: Lin | April 17, 2007 at 01:45 PM
Little giggle here after looking at cute lamb photos followed by bbq's. I can't pass the fields without shouting "Mint Sauce!" just to wind the boys up, motherhood has developed an evil streak ;) Good to hear you jumped straight back in the saddle and rebooked, you'll get it next time and then think of all the new yarn shops you can discover!
Posted by: Tracy | April 17, 2007 at 03:09 PM
I love Woolacombe I soent many happy summers there as a child with my grandparents camping. The rock pools are amazing.
Posted by: Nic | April 17, 2007 at 06:07 PM
We love driving down to Woolacombe and spending the day there, ending up with a meal before driving home. It's a glorious place ;)
Sorry you failed your test today. We're having a bad time right now where everything that could possibly go wrong has. It sucks. Big time.
Posted by: RoxyKnits | April 23, 2007 at 01:34 PM