Incidents and Accidents - a Swedish gal's adventures in London
 Friday lunch time and Gerry and I went to Chiltern Firehouse  We grabbed my fave table in the heated courtyard and had a long lunch with plenty of giggles  We then spontaneously cabbed it over to Sexy Fish in Mayfair  slurped on their signature cocktail, the blue Lychee Martini..  ..and befriended this fab young lady, Monica, exchanged both fashion & nutrition tips, and snapped a selfie in the ladies room :-) |
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| Yesterday Sean and I jumped on the train to Amersham where he's staying the next three days. He's so at ease out there in the"countryside" where he keeps his bicycle and hangs out with his friend Nicole who lives in the same block. They two of them love running around in Grandma's outside space and plays very unpretentiously without Ipads or other gadgets (they play with sticks and rocks, just like myself in my childhood!). We ordered take away from the local Turkish restaurant and I travelled back home this morning. The plan is to pick up lil man up on Saturday afternoon, unless he begs to stay another night, which is very likely :-) |
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| Me and my girl curled up in front of the roaring fire in our loft |
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| Andrea soaking up the sunshine |
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| Visiting Hotel Cheval Blanc Palace ★★★★★ Jardin Alpin 1850 - known to be the best in the whole of Courchevel |
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| Only in Courchevel! Let's stop up in the mountains whilst skiing, to look at some handbags shall we? |
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| Here we are at Le Casserole restaurant - another fave place, and where we happen to know the head waiter Tony very well. He always insist on giving us free shots of Genepi (the local French Alpine liqueur) when we visit! *slurp* |
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| Proud boy after completing ten days in ski school |
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| His and hers skis - guess which ones are mine lol |
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| Family lunch in the mountain restaurant Bel Air - that famous place where we sat next to Prince William, Kate and their body guard before they got married! |
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| Our typical post skiing feast - pizza, spaghetti carbonara, courgette frites, chicken escalope and wine of course :-) |
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| A little puffy eyed munchkin who had a cold and temperature on a couple of occasions during our 2 week holiday |
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| Our local friend Olivier joined us for the live band who played one evening at Portetta |
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| Dinner at our hotel where famous chef Angela Hartnett (who is good friend of Gordon Ramsay and has the Michelin starred restaurant Murano in Mayfair) had just opened up. Delish mountain food yet fine dining - perfect concept if you ask me. |
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Popping back to our loft apartment, after we’ve guzzled down a good number of mulled wine, to get showered and dressed (and take a selfie!) only to head out again!
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| Our little man's new friend Reuben, whose dad once was a famous rugby player - to Sean's amazement |
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| Warming up with Irish coffee and marvelling at how warm it is! |
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| Taking the piste! lol (geddit?!) |
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| Sean did a lot of Red runs towards the end - to say we are proud is an understatement |
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Pringles, merci beaucoup!
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We spent a lot of time sitting beside the fire with vin chaud, rosy cheeks and big grins
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Can’t help but just stare in amazement at the surroundings
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Here we're at L'Alambic a local restaurant in 1650 where we had Fondue which needs no description, and my fave; Pierrade (where you cook your own meat on a hot plate )- both classic French indulgences
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| Simply the best feeling when your toddler falls asleep on your chest |
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| Nature in all her glory |
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The combination of fresh powder and blue skies is unbeatable
Au revoir Courchevel -
see you next year!
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I simply don't have enough adjectives in my vocabulary to describe how amazing my kids are and how much I love them! ♥︎
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