The Adventures of Sarah and Paul
So, new pictures for the family section! I’ve got some up for Becky now, so check those out. And Chris and Tammy have sent along a few as well. I’ve put them up in individual albums in the family section.
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Oct 22nd 2006sarahPolls & Website
Okay, so after the fab result of our last pole, we decided to have another! We’ve now given you the chance to voice your opinion on which country mom and dad should visit when the come over to England. We decided it wouldn’t be fair to keep them in sunny England the whole time, but unfortunately we’ll only have time to take them to one other place, otherwise they’ll return home never wanting to travel again! So, let us know, what you think.
Should we take them to Scotland – let them see where we got married and try haggis, show them the grandeur of the highlands? OR, should we arrange a trip to Paris and introduce them to wonders of French cuisine, the Eiffel Tower and and the Left Bank? You decide!
Oct 22nd 2006sarahPolls & Website
And it looks like it’s cooking, cleaning and DIY for mom and dad when they travel over to visit next summer. Paul and I shall start to compile a list accordingly. I wonder how long it will take to mom get the hang of my washing machine…
Oct 16th 2006sarahRestaurants
So, this weekend we made a visit to Brick Lane. Brick Lane is found in the East End of London and is really famous for it’s wealth of Indian restaurants. I’ve been wanting to go to Brick Lane for some time now, mainly to check it out and see what it’s all about. I had no idea what to expect, and I wasn’t disappointed.
So, this weekend we’re going out with our friends, David and Suzy. We haven’t seen them in ages, so it will good to catch up. The four of us are planning on heading off to Brick Lane for a curry and a pint. Now, I’m really looking forward to that. I’ve never been to Brick Lane, although I’ve wanted to for some time. I don’t really know why I’m so interested in going. I think mainly it just seems like it’s an experience I have to mark off a list. I guess there isn’t a lot to see there, just tons of stuff to eat and take in.
For those of you who dont’ know, Brick Lane is a street in East London, where you can find numerous Indian restaurants. I’m rubbish at explaining, so visit here to learn more. I’ll let you all know how the evening goes.
