So here I am back again in England and the first 10 days or so have gone by in rather a blur to say the least. First of all the inevitable and unavoidable jet lag. Although I do have to admit it wasn't that awful this time - dear Mr SE used a bucket full of his Frequent Flyer points to upgrade me to business class. I know, extremely lucky and I actually enjoyed every moment of the 24 hour flight. A few 'piccie's to follow of my first days in England. But firstly a big thank you to all who commented on my last post when I told you my news and the fact that I am now going to be living here for the next year - Eleanor, Jane, Janelle, Beth, Jules, Deja Pseu, Coffee Addict, Sydney Shop Girl, Mise, Susie, Pauline W, Natasha in Oz, Young @ heart, Faux Fuchsia, Ms Maple, Ida, Lilac in May, Raisa, Leeann and Belinda - really appreciated hearing from each and every one of you... And can I ask anyone how on EARTH do you put that little REPLY box after each comment so you can reply to each person individually? Sorry to sound like a bit of a technical twit but I would so love to know... Anyway, back to the photographs and they have come out in no particular order a bit jumbled....
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| At the market in Marlborough - lots of lovely fresh veggies |
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| Fuchsias - (real, not FAUX!) my parents' garden |
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| Above and below the lovely Wiltshire countryside |
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| Hanging basket - planted by my Father - at their house |
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| Flags - patriotic style - my parents' house |
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| Daughter on bicycle, last weekend - me walking behind! |
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Above 2 photos - garden at my parents' home
Look out for my next post where I will give you directions o how to reach my NEW ENGLISH blog... Meanwhile hope you are enjoying the first weekend in September - how quickly this year seems to be going. |
I love England and your pictures make me yearn for another visit....enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are happily situated.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see you safe and sound!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see you looking and sounding so delighted to be back. Looking forward to the new blog!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, for the comment reply facility, you need to click on the little gear-wheel (Blogger options) in your dashboard and under 'Posts and Comments' choose Comment Location - Embedded.
ReplyDeleteYaaaay!!!! I have done it (hate to admit it took me a while and I nearly gave up but thank you so very much) x
DeleteWelcome back,and thanks for bringing the good weather back with you.Ida
ReplyDeleteoh sarah! how wonderful to be back in that cozy little cottage. i read the last post too and i know how hard it must be to leave darling mr se. you two will make it work i just know it. xoxo janet
ReplyDeleteHello S!!
ReplyDeleteThings are looking fabulous around your neck of the woods. So happy that you've settled into your 'new' life. You also look fab! As usual :-)
I use Disqus which is separate to blogger for my comments however there is a blogger option where I think you can add replies to comments.
Take care
SSG xxx
So glad you arrived safely. I really hope your year goes well and can't wait for the new English blog.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Miss you terribly, but thrilled to see you are home and settled. Great pics - love your parents garden & flags in the window! Can't wait to hear about your new blighty blog and where to find you!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteHello and welcome home! Are you going to change your blog's name? Do let me know if you're heading to London at all, be lovely to meet up for a cuppa x
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your year I will follow you across to the new blog and I am looking forward to more of these beautiful photos. xx
ReplyDeleteYou've been welcomed home with such enthusiasm, and the sun is shining for you - a miracle!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are gorgeous! I'm so glad to hear that all is well over there. I might have to plant some daisies after seeing this!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Natasha in Oz
I was on holiday - in England - so am only just seeing this. Welcome back (welcome home?).
ReplyDeleteIt seems as though the flight from Melbourne to England would be very long, but I did not realize that it would be an entire twenty four hours. That is an extremely long time to be on a plane, at least you were in first class. These are some great photos, especially the pictures of the countryside.
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wow its really nice to go there!! you look really enjoyed
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip! take care
We hope you had a wonderful time with your return to England. Such a beautiful place to visit. Thanks for sharing the lovely photos. Have a wonderful upcoming weekend.
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