A few things from Spring....

That depressingly late spring - where people actually stopped talking about the weather because it got everyone down so much. And when the blossom came the wind blew it off within a day and the rain turned it muddy....

We filled lots off cold rainy days with chocolate cakes (of course), crafts, museums, The gym, and play dates.....

Will loves this place so much he asks to go when ever it rains! Thank Goodness for Heathrow Gym to set my son free!

Will and Mason, rainy day museum trip one of many, they ditch the kids section to hang out on the adult technology floor. 

Science Museum

We did an FHE afternoon into the City Centre to check out all the "Mormon" adverts. It was a bit surreal seeing bill boards blasted over main train stations and across tuns of buses, and I'm glad the press where mostly kind to the Churches marketing response during the opening of The Book Of Mormon Musical - What is a shame, however, was the lack of criticism towards the musical - I perhaps thought British critics might be typically a bit British and a bit harsher than the raving American reviews of the show.. but alas they too thought gang genital mutilation was "hilarious". Classy!

Will Spots his nursery teacher on the bill board behind him.

We got a new niece, on Anthony's side of the fam.

The sun showed its face from time to time and we tried to take advantage of it, Bank Holiday Monday being one.... a last min shout out to friends to join us for a picnic at Virginia Waters....

William sat for ages watching this Indian family playing cricket next to us, then he plucked up the courage and asked if he could join in and they warmly accommodates him. He LOVED it and we lost him for the last hour to the game! He's been loving playing it ever since! A new passion...Who'da thought.

These two are as thick as thieves, they wind each other up and laugh ridiculously.

 And we all went with Anthony on a youth trip to the temple....

Not quite the photo I was going for here...

And this last photo - well this is to demonstrate that somethings round here just don't change....