Eowyn, Coco and Bens all go to school at the University of Washington ... where the girls were born! It's lovely having lunch with Bens and whichever girl isn't at school then. Reminiscent of Cambridge days, when I was the little child and not the mummy, enjoying the beautiful setting and the lovely cosiness of family.

Our poor little car broke down today and had to be towed home!! Deary me. Bens has it going again, but says it's only a matter of time. Ah, in Cambridge, all 5 Jones' got around on 2 sturdy bikes ... and as it happens, Bens and I each have sturdy bikes, and the girls too, AND their fab chariot!!!!

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gretta at lothlorien said…
Very reminiscent of those walks to Ridley Hall for lunch. I think we went 3 times a week. I also am doing without my car, as it gave up some time ago. I now shop on foot, with my shopping trolley.
Sun Oct 15, 09:23:00 pm AEST
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