Holiday Inn Norwich City

... more jobs that the cats would like doing while they are here!
I am feeling much happier now as I can see that they will be very happy and that once we leave they will forget about us and just keep watch on the food we Sarah, Simon, Wilma & Marlene!

... the van doors and drinking in the warmth of the mediterranean, carving a loo roll holder or child’s mobile from driftwood collected on a morning walk, playing some guitar etc. we’re stranded with one change of clothes each and without those few things that we’d selected as our most important hobby items. Unfortunately, strolls in the Norfolk countryside would be a fight to stay upright whislt being soaked to the skin by the current weather ...

Yes, we should have been in France by now. We've got volunteer placements set up from the middle of November, exciting work in French woods waiting to be undertaken. But Brian is poorly. Very poorly. So poorly in fact that she was towed back to Birmingham this morning, after we spent the night in the carpark of a **** factory outlet store somewhere in Suffolk. This was ...

... which are great for jungle trekking. Explore the virgin interiors of the forests and see the abundance of local flora and fauna in the jungles of Vietnam. The jungle trekking is one of the best adventure activities that you can do in the country.

Water Sports - Vietnam is ideal for a water sports holiday as there are several rivers that invite international tourists to surf their beaches, swim, go river rafting and sample the ...

... food!

What else? Not much happened this last week, I had two big pieces of coursework to hand in, so I was busy getting them done. I also got parcels from mum, Caroline and Tiff, which was so awesome! It was like Christmas! Thanks so much guys! Caroline sent me Tim Tams (all gone now) and I introduced a few people to the wonders of Tim Tams, which was nice.

I also went to the Sainsbury Centre, which is an art gallery associated with the UEA. It is a wonderful ...

... around the turn of the century (1900 that is, not 2000) was really pretty. I felt I should walk down it in a big ruffly skirt and hat holding a parasol. They have a small indoor theatre at the end of the pier too, which holds Christmas shows, pantomimes etc. It was all very quaint really. I mean, there were tacky English seaside rides, fish and chip shops on every second corner and ice-cream shops on the other corners. There was also a beautiful old hotel ...

... the getting up in the middle of the night (06:50) to get there for 08.00. Mind you I have been very lucky because Tony has done everything else while I have been at work - I just came home pleaded complete exhaustion and ate the meal he had cooked with the occasional glass of wine ( or Pims).

What completely took me by suprise was the very generous leaving present I recieved - some emergency funds for our forthcoming trip. I ...

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I can't believe I've been at uni now for a whole week! I don't have any classes today so I had a really lovely morning going for a walk. My flat where I live is on campus and looks out over a beautiful nature reserve and lake (or 'Broad' as they call it here) that backs on to the uni. So this morning I decided it was about time I checked it out. The weather here has been surprisingly good, though it gets v cold in the evenings. Today is no exception - clear blue sky ...

Just thought we would show you photos from the wedding we went to last night. Weddings are done a little bit differently over here, we were invited to the evening part of the wedding, it was lovely. The bride, Fran, is a colleague of Prue's. It was a lovely evening - the reception was held at the Bawburgh Golf Club, it was stunning, without rubbing it in, the golf course ...

Today we had a leisurely day sharing gardening interests with Anna and Jim, learnt that small water fountains can be run on solar panels. The whole area has been expanded to add crafts including quilting, scrap booking, knitting and more.We had a coffee and scone at snack time here. We ...