Thursday, March 30, 2006
It is some weeks now since updating this page and most of what has happened in that time has now been forgotton. Christmas, of course, was celebrated in the usual way by the family - as have several family birthdays since - not least that being Niamh's 4th. Mary celebrated the 50 years of her Profession in March - a most joyous occasion. Now however we have emerged from our Winter hibernation - and the particularly cold winds we had to contend with - we can now perhaps get out and about - and even do a spot of gardening (which Cathy has already started in her and Carl's new home in Diss).
A visit has been paid to Wembley to see the progress of the new Stadium - most impressive; a trip to the National Archives in Kew (in which our father's army and WW1 record was found); a meeting with Michael at Farm Street followed by a visit together to the Royal Acadamy was most enjoyable; and the latest was a visit to the City to visit the Guidhall Gallery. This was preceeded by a diversion to Milk St opposite to see the location of Thomas More's birthplace, and to St Lawrence Jewry church nearby (see photos above).
Where next?
- posted by Alban @ 3:07 pm
