Aren't they the sweetest couple ever?! They have been married for 70 years. Let me say it again, 70 years!!! Bless them...they have to be with each other. They just love each other so much. My Grandpa has been in the hospital...so we went to see him. He loved seeing us! His face so so surprised to see us when we walked into his room. What a blessing it was to see my Grandparents. Time is so valuable!!! The rest of the photos are what we did before or after our visits everyday with my Grannie and Grandpa. What a special treat...to have coffee in England with my mom
This is my cousin Sarah's daughter Rose. Isn't she the cutest little thing you have ever seen?? Her eyes are SO blue. I'm so upset I didn't get a photo with Sarah (or my cousin Matthe!)...next time!!!
Walking around Thame...
Walking off all the food and calories...to make room for more food and calories. Rinse and repeat!
Toad in the hole at Judith's Pub (My Uncle's house)...delish!! And for dessert it was Apple Crumble with clotted cream. Oh how tasty.


Just saying...these fish & chips are the BEST. Matt would have loved it! Next time honey we're eating here! - More food.
We took a trip to Burford in the Cotswolds. It was such a neat thing to be able to do. One of my favorite places we went to. Thanks to my Uncle Paul for driving us, especially with the price of Petrol!


The sign above the door sai 1457...wow! That's an old building. It was made for the poor. Look how small the doors are!
Everywhere I went I thought of Melinda D. and her homemade treats...


One of the oldest buildings...
My Uncle Paul & his lovely wife Judith, with my mom & I in the Cotswolds.

The Cotswolds are a range of hills in west-central EnglandThe Cotswolds are a range of hills in west-central England

The buildings in the middle are very old...look how they seem to slouch over. The building next to it was pink, how funny.

I love this tunnel...looks straight out of a movie.

Lunch at the Mermaid...
Having lunch at the Mermaid in Burford. It was great...but I think my mom was getting tired of all the photos. (haha!)
This is a ploughman's lunch.
The race to pay the bill...my mom always wins!
If you ever go to England, make sure you take a trip to Burford and see the Cotswalds. It's very old and wonderful, like stepping into a movie!
Just started raining a little bit as we were done with lunch.
I LOVE the houses that have thatched roofs. Beautiful!

It was so fun just to walk around Thame's town center and go into all the little shops and people watch.

Afternoon tea at the Spread Eagle Hotel.


If my friend Remy was with me...we'd be having tea and coffee here!! :)
Seriously, how cute is this sign??
My Grandparents flat is to the right, so we walked this street everyday. I love the houses down this street.
Beware of crossing the roads...they drive crazy and don't stop for pedestrians over there!



I asked a lady who looked like she was in a hurry with her little boy if she could take our picture. Oops! It was on video.
The Cotswolds are a range of hills in west-central EnglandThe Cotswolds are a range of hills in west-central England
There is absolutley no wifi in here!!!!

My cousins Melissa & Imogen...

We had a lovely dinner here our last night with Paul and Judith...Fish & Chips with Mushy Peas...YUM! It was the best. We are so thankful to Paul and Judith for all the driving around, meals and time spent with them while visiting my Grandparents.
My mom's brother Steve, his wife Ingrid...and their 2 girls Imogen and Melissa. (Sean was still sleeping at his University - lol!)
3 comments:
Oh, Kristi...I loved reading this blog post. Your pictures will remind you of the many things you shared with your mom, your grandparents, and other family members during your week in England. What wonderful memories!
What a fun trip!!! What great memories you will have! LOVE your new header for your blog...I think I know who helped with that!!! LOL!
Wow amazing pics, thx for posting. I definitely want to go to Costa w u & have those yummy coffee's & food. I hope ur grampa is doing better. Love u!
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