Petwood Hall Lincoln

... in Australia! I will take lots of photos and make sure you all see what we get up to!<br><br>Have fun while I'm gone and make sure you behave for your teachers while I'm away,<br><br>Lots of love<br><br>Mr Shark and Frederick Lion<br><br>:-)<br><br><br>

... all of the people turn up that did on Thursday, made me feel very loved and I can't wait to see you all again and tell you of all the things I get up to. You all mean the world to me and if any of you get the cash or motivation to escape lovely England then let me know and I'll make sure I'm at the airport to meet you!<br><br>So now until I arrive down under I bid you adieu<br><br>x<br>

Ha ha ha ha! I can't help but laugh nervously about this, it was absolutely f*****g hilarious. <br><br>So there we were; me and my father-in-law Shaun, cruising down the M18 towards Goole direction at around 90 miles an hour in the outside lane admiring the incapacities of radio 4 comics to deliver anything even remotely funny, and some doddery old fool in a tiny green Nissan Micra that screams "I&#8217;m old and can&#8217;t drive" pulls in ...

Tired. I'm really f*****g tired. I&#8217;m not sure my body and brain can sustain much more of these 6am lurches into reality. Every morning I wake and my eyes stream, and I stumble drunkenly into the shower and wrecklessly throw baby talc all over me like a prisoner released from solitary confinement; This follows by an hour of listening to radio 4 while I try desparately to understand ...

... Dr. Greene, who some people have said remind them of Professor Snape from Harry Potter looked at me and said, "Oh! Don't pinch my seat love!" (which in British means, Don't steal my seat....love.) Mystified or intimidated, I still haven't decided which, I pulled my bag away from the seat and slowly sat down in mine. For the rest of the lecture I was then ...

It's a lovely town and everyone comes to shop on a sunny Saturday. They all have their favorite places and the river is so pretty but I'm tired of writing about churches for a little while.<br>Look at Philip's pictures of this gorgeous, full on English Gothic perfection.

Ok it's been a long time since we blogged and NO we are not as yet on another trip but our adventures continue anyway. So in an effort to remember all the crazy things we do I decided to add last nights events to our blog.<br>Location - Embassy Theater, Skegness<br>Event - Ken Dodd<br>Duration - ermmm wait and see..<br><br>I had heard a lot of talk about Ken Dodd live, lost of people had mentioned he goes on for hours (lucky gals) and gives a good performance ...

Today we had a big party at my Dad's allotment to say goodbye to us and to celebrate mine and my Dad's Birthdays. The weather was great and everybody turned up: Me, Mum, Dad, Katie, Carmel, Paul, Dan, Caroline, Craig, Shona, Rich, Gee, Becks, Pete, Linda and more. We all ate food drank beer and chatted till the sun went down then we lit a massive bonfire. By the time it had burnt down most people started filtering off home and it ...

... we spent the next 3 hours catching up with family news before being served a huge lunch of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding with mountains of veggies, followed by a lemon tart and fresh cream - really yummy! We then sat down to watch the "Tour de France" cycle race, which was started in London for the first time and took the riders through Rita's birthplace ...

... me the time off, and I had no commitments - I look back now and wish it was longer. I thought it would be useful to say how I booked the trip - after hours of internet searching and days leafing through travel brochures and independant travel guides I ended booking a return flight with Kuwait Airways through cheapflights.com. It was by far the cheapest, and the most convenient - Heathrow to JFK for &#8356; 290 return. OK so I couldn't drink on the flight (it ...