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What to do
katekelly
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Hi Folks,
Well our youngest is going on her first ever residential trip with school in April for 2 nights and we've decided we should do something with the time. We promised ourselves a couple of nights away as a joint Christmas present rather than buying something and nothing but what with my Mother - in - law passing away on Christmas morning and my ill -health we hadn't really given it much thought. Well I mentioned to OH that some friends were going away whilst the kids are on their trip and he said what a good idea and we should do the same for our belated Christmas present. So the thing is -what to do? My mobility is so compromised now that sightseeing around a city isn't really an option. OH wouldn't want a spa break so can any of you think of anything other than a theatre break. We've done les Mis before and London can be so 'manic' so I'd like to do something a bit different. Also we don't want to travel more than a couple of hours away in case we need to get back ASAP.
So thinking caps on folks -all suggestions gratefully received.
Love Kate x
Well our youngest is going on her first ever residential trip with school in April for 2 nights and we've decided we should do something with the time. We promised ourselves a couple of nights away as a joint Christmas present rather than buying something and nothing but what with my Mother - in - law passing away on Christmas morning and my ill -health we hadn't really given it much thought. Well I mentioned to OH that some friends were going away whilst the kids are on their trip and he said what a good idea and we should do the same for our belated Christmas present. So the thing is -what to do? My mobility is so compromised now that sightseeing around a city isn't really an option. OH wouldn't want a spa break so can any of you think of anything other than a theatre break. We've done les Mis before and London can be so 'manic' so I'd like to do something a bit different. Also we don't want to travel more than a couple of hours away in case we need to get back ASAP.
So thinking caps on folks -all suggestions gratefully received.
Love Kate x
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After all your recent heartbreak of losing your MIL and being in hospital you will need a lovely quiet time away, a chance to rest and time together, maybe something with beautiful grounds to walk round if you feel able and if the weather is nice. That way you get rested, well fed and no crowds.
I hope you and Hubby have a lovely time,
Elizabeth xxx
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein
Paul and I just back form a one nighter while my youngest was in London with school
sigh......
love
Toni xxx
Toni xxx
Just had a look on the web and it looks fab-will suggest it!
Glad you ad a lovely time - how did the school trip go?
Love Kate x
Dee x