About Me
Name: Rebecca
Location: London, United Kingdom
First a New York PR maven, then a boring suburban housewife, now an expatriate living abroad. Whatever will I think of next? Join me, my husband and our two small children as we interrupt our regular lives to move to London for a few years. The best thing we've ever done or pure folly? Only time will tell...
Unsolicited Advice
- So you're thinking of living in London
- So you're thinking of traveling with your small children in tow
Learning My Way
Around Town
- London Journey Planner
- Tube Journey Planner
- Camden Council
- Up My Street
- My Hampstead
- The Ham & High
- NW3 Kids
...And Around
The World
- Paris
- Edinburgh
- The Algarve
- New Jersey
- The Cotswolds
- Prague
- Bruges
- Stockholm
- Barcelona
- New York
- Rome
- Wiltshire
- Bologna
- Florence
- Venice
- Amsterdam
- Madrid
Brevity Has Never
Been My Strong Suit
- The apple
- Well, colour me British
- No vacancy
- The girl is mine
- So you're thinking of living in London
- The Somewhere Over The Pondies
- Funny at 3 (though less so a dozen years from now,...
- Stockholm: Ja!
- Beyond Epcot
- A parenting dilemma
Behind The Curtain
Thursday, September 06, 2007
10 Comments:
I hope that you are greeted with a huge smile from Evan at the end of his first day, and that they both have a great day!
At least this year you don't have to navigate the walk with a stroller...
Oooh! Evan's tears are heartbreaking!
Wow, your summer was really short, weren't you in school on July 4th?
Oh, sweet little Evan!! Bless his punkin heart. I hope he ended up having a wonderful day - or quickly adapts to the change.
Evan, oh Evan! Those pictures just tug at my heart. (But, at the same time, have me giggling just a bit -- don't tell Evan -- because how great will those be in 10 years?!) Julia looks so grown and confident.
Am also loving the scooters. Do you have to walk those back by yourself, R?
Poor Evan! But gosh they both look adorable. I hope they had a wonderful first day of school :)
Yes, summer is incredibly short here, Ginger -- only 8 weeks off. In truth, that was just about perfect -- time to do some fun stuff, but not long enough for my kids and I to get sick of each other. Perhaps the British system has something here... :)
Jennifer, there's special scooter parking at school, so no need to cart the things home again (thank goodness). It's not uncommon to see a mother whizzing away from pickup on her kid's scooter, though, and it always makes me giggle!
Wow, I love your front door (sorry, I know I was meant to be looking at the kids). Hope they are settling in to the new year ok.
That second picture is just heart wrenching...I hope they ended up having a great day.
Those tears. The covering of his eyes. My guy is doing that...and stress puking, too. Brave soldier you have, scooting off.
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