Good day!
And what a good day it is! :-) Bear is working from home today and the three of us stayed in bed until 10am. We woke much earlier but just snuggled under the weight of our thick protective down duvet, with Baby Bear between us, and appreciated the moment. We then sat down together for a great breakfast/brunch and followed by a one hour "power walk" in Regents Park.
On our way there we saw Stephen Fry (who is known here in the UK for a man with a "brain the size of a planet" - i.e. he is extraordinarily intelligent) who was strolling along Marylebone. I read his blog every now and then, and watch his TV show 'QI'. He is a very fascinating man who also happens to be gay like my youngest brother.
Coming back from the walk, we stopped for a coffee at Starbucks on Baker Street where we sat outside people watching. London is full of characters, and you are bound to see something or someone that catches your eye!
Power walking in Regents Park earlier today
And what a good day it is! :-) Bear is working from home today and the three of us stayed in bed until 10am. We woke much earlier but just snuggled under the weight of our thick protective down duvet, with Baby Bear between us, and appreciated the moment. We then sat down together for a great breakfast/brunch and followed by a one hour "power walk" in Regents Park.
On our way there we saw Stephen Fry (who is known here in the UK for a man with a "brain the size of a planet" - i.e. he is extraordinarily intelligent) who was strolling along Marylebone. I read his blog every now and then, and watch his TV show 'QI'. He is a very fascinating man who also happens to be gay like my youngest brother.
Coming back from the walk, we stopped for a coffee at Starbucks on Baker Street where we sat outside people watching. London is full of characters, and you are bound to see something or someone that catches your eye!
Power walking in Regents Park earlier today
No comments:
Post a Comment