Looe
He took me to Cornwall.
"Well!" he said as we unpacked our stuff in the tiny, wifi-equipped, sea-facing self-catered (thereby ticking all my boxes) flat. "What shall we do first?"
I thought for a moment, looking out of the window at the waves rolling further and further up the beach. I opened the door, my heels sinking into the sand and the sea air stinging my lips. "I think I'd like a snog on the beach," I said.
And so we did. 
MindReader and the bottom 
Wild hair



MindReader, looking much stockier than he is because of all the layers... 
Me wearing unsuitable shoes
And unsuitable headwear
Climbing :) my thighs hurt so much the next day (and still do) but THE ROOM DIDN'T SPIN THE NEXT DAY :) 
Woodland creature

The belt holding in the belly of gluten free fudge 

Chasing sheep on Bodmin Moor. They did not want to be cuddled. 


Out to dinner. A gluten-free success once I told them not to rub the fish in wheat flour or to use malt vinegar. And then they poured croutons all over my meal. 
This morning

In a lovely pub
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
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Labels:
diet,
Holidays,
illness,
MindReader
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2 comments:
Fun! You look marvelous, dear...esp. the one in front of the pool table...HOT! Love the sand drawing, too. Cute.
Happy holidays! Glad you're back online. :)
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