[Blog update: At the end of the month Even the Dug will be going offline, but we still had a few more stories we wanted to tell. While it might be discouraging to think about travel when it is out of the question right now, we thought you might enjoy
Nick and Kathy visit, part 2 of 2
Wednesday After the very big day we had in Bath, which ended with going to bed around midnight, we got a more leisurely start to the next day. We didn’t have any urgency to get anywhere Wednesday morning. During the previous day’s breakfast, they’d had some black pudding out, and
Nick and Kathy visit, part 1 of 2
Spring was a season in which we had several visits, two from family and one from a friend. We had already had Lydia’s parents visit during Christmas, and now we would entertain visits from Nathan’s parents, Nathan’s brother and family, and our mutual friend Cornelia. It was wonderful to be
Life about Town
Because we are behind on this blog, in the sense that we’re still writing about things from several months back, I actually find myself here, just a few hours before the cab comes to take us to move home, even before we’ve had a chance to talk about family visits,
Gargantuan, Glorious, Glasgow.
Early in March, Mom and I took a weekend trip to Glasgow, and I’m here to tell you about it. The reason we went is because of a tradition in our family called THE TEN-YEAR-OLD TRIP! When a child turns ten, they are taken somewhere special with a parent. I
London Eye
The morning before the London Eye, the family split up to do some separate tourism. Me, Mary Ella, and Mom went to the Churchill War Rooms, while Addy and Dad went to the Sherlock Holmes museum. There will be another blog post about the war rooms, and Sherlock was already
London
This post continues the tale of our one big vacation, seeing the sights in Paris and London. The Paris part was already blogged, and this post covers London. The Eurostar got us to London on Wednesday, February 13th, and we stayed in a youth hostel called YHA (Youth Hostel Association)
Hamilton: An American Musical
This is about just one of the things that we did in London. There is at least one upcoming post covering the whole trip on its way. Hamilton was my favorite part of our London trip though, so I’ve written it separately. 🙂 If you know anything about my music
The Friendship Triumph: The Very Exciting Sequel!
When I wrote my previous post about making friends in Scotland, little did I know that my friendships here were only just beginning! I pinpoint the day I first met my soon-to-be best friends as Monday the 21st of January (my bullet journal is handy like that). On this day,
Paris
Our family’s biggest vacation this year was a week in London and Paris from February 9-16. It’s too big a story to put in one post, so it will be spread over a few. This is the first! Saturday – Getting the Dug Settled Since we were going to be