Week 35:
It was a quiet week, with not many photos. Tilly was happy to snooze the morning away after her walk. We walked in the grounds of Pitzhanger Manor. Saturday night suppers are homemade pizzas. 🙂
Week 36:
I travelled on public transport for the first time in 6 months. I spent two mornings on the hunt for school uniform. I nipped off to Kew Gardens by myself for a few hours. We stopped at an outdoor café when out with my SiL and the dogs.
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That was a long time in the uniform shop – thank goodness you came home with everything on your list!
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I’d considered that there might be a long queue – so I had both my face mask and book in my bag! Two hours of guilt-free reading. 🙂
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My goodness, that’s a very long time to have to wait for a school shop – glad it was productive … The manor looks very elegant (I popped back to your previous post) and it’s always nice to have somewhere gracious to walk and architecture to admire. A quiet week can be a good one (as long as we get moments to ourselves!).
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The grounds of Pitzhanger Manor are lovely and we’re frequent visitors.
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Being so prepared made those tasks tolerable. Did Kevin’s provide you with something to sit on? I’ve seen a few shops (small privately owned) provide stools outside the shop because they know the wait can be long. And was there a thank you from TBC – or were teen hormones in control? No no let’s focus on the good – Tilly, your SiL, Kew Gardens, moments alone … oh moments alone!
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No chairs for the queue – at its longest, it was probably about 100 people, all socially distanced from each other. There was a fair bit of feet shuffling and pliés (is that how it’s spelt?) from me. 🙂 TBC did thank me and he was immensely relieved that I hadn’t made him come with me.
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Your pages turned out great & they wonderfully capture the little details of life!
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Thanks for your kind words!
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