Back from London and to Normal?
We had lots of fun in London. Here's Big Ben, a still slightly puffy me in front of a bit of the old Roman Wall which is within the walls of the Tower of London. The history at the Tower of London is so interesting, a bit morbid given all the folks who spent their last nights there before losing their heads. That's us and my folks outside the Tower of London. Then, the Tower Bridge as seen from our sunset cruise on the Thames. That was one of the best parts of the trip (Blayne's favorite part)...the commentary was hilarious. You have to love the self-deprecating dry Brit sense of humor. And, finally that's Wesminster Abbey. A church, but more notably a crypt for the Kings & nobles of England. In spite of not feeling that well, and it being bitter cold weather, we managed to have a good time in London. After getting back to Ireland we popped over to Dublin for 2 days. Blayne met with Eamon DeBarra, the subject of his ethnography. That's his big project on a player who he'd like to emulate. He had a great time at Eamon's while we did some shopping on Grafton Street and saw the sights-the book of Kells & Christchurch Cathedral. My parents are on their way home right now and we are getting ready to go to a Thanksgiving dinner with our friend Patrick. We're also celebrating tomorrow evening with some other friends and (if I can find frozen hashbrowns-I've tried 2 stores already) I'm making hashbrown casserole for that. mmmmmmmm. Hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Watch some American Football for me since I can't get any here. Lots of Love!
5 Comments:
So glad you are better. So sorry you were sick. Sounds like you had a great visit with your parents. Yea for that! Hope that you and Blayne have a wonderful Thanksgiving abroad. Love D and K in Clemson.
Hey, Deb. Glad you feel better. Gotcha on the football. Auburn spanked number 4 Alabama's butt this year. It was a 'sad' game. Happy Thanksgiving. Hope
Hey Deb! We missed you on Thanksgiving -- you've been part of all our Thanksgivings of recent memory. We were wiped out this year by bronchitis (Paul) and stomach flu (Cade and me), and then even further by Thanksgiving eve patients laboring, having hypotensive allergic reactions! and needing neonatal intensive care. (different patients!) I wasn't even on big call this year, but my night felt like it. Paul said he couldn't bring himself to cook a whole turkey without Blayne there to make a spectacle of the drumsticks! But he did make a lovely dinner for the 4 of us. We meant to get out our Christmas tree but we didn't get to it. I need your hashbrown casserole recipe! Joanna
american football was good. the broncos beat the cowboys in overtime. it was a good game.
it was good to see those photos. morbid as it was, it has such rich history. take me next time you go ok? how was the phantom of the opera?
Deborah,
Thanks for the update. Hey kids look Big Ben!
Our boys won yesterday!! Steve is STILL a rockstar.
Tday was decent...Jen did do a good job on the casserole. YUMMY.
You WERE missed. Though I did get to love on Darcy and walk her. :)
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