Went – Ate – Loved: March 2019

Went …not very far. July presented us with lots of reasons to stay in London; my sister was back in the UK for a holiday, the twins’ birthday & their parties, the completion of a work project for me, not to mention the hiking of flight prices as the schools close from early July for…

Went ….in to hospital to have all 4 of my wisdom teeth taken out under general anaesthetic. The recovery has been long, slow, painful and complicated. On the upside the medications I was put on to control the pain knocked me out and I spent several days sleeping, something I haven’t done for quite some…

Went September 2017 was a momentous month in the D household; the twingos started at school. Yes, only a few weeks after their 4th birthday I waved them in to their (separate) Reception classes. The one thing I hadn’t given any thought to prior to the very moment that I found myself standing on the…

Went To Milan in early June along with Mr D’s parents. The main purpose of our trip was to visit the grave of my mother in law’s grandfather who is buried in a Commonwealth War Grave in a small town between Genoa and Milan. He had died in the First World War whilst assisting the…

Went We began June on the Isle of Wight. The sun shone constantly – it feels like such a win when it’s actually warm sunny when you go somewhere in the UK. I enjoyed a glass (or two) of wine watching the sun set… ….whilst on cruise liner watch as they sail majestically out of…

Went May saw me take a long held travel wish trip – to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. Why Georgia? Well, if like me you’ve spent time in Russia you’ll know that this small but mighty country in the Caucasus produces some fantastic food and is one of the oldest wine producing countries in the…