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Bunnies, knights, and dragons...Oh my!

Sunday, May 20, 2012






Here is a quick video of the minstrels singing at Dover Castle (from the post "No Longer Homeless"). I thought it was fun, and maybe you will enjoy it!

Our computer was in the shop, yet again, getting a key fixed that had popped off. It seems like there is always something preventing us from having a computer in the house!!

So, I will take you back in time a little bit to catch you up on some of the fun things we've been up to in England. For Easter, we took the girls to a children's Easter Egg Hunt on base.

Myla and the Easter Bunny!

Successful egg hunting


She knew exactly what she wanted : a blue butterfly!

Dying eggs (back when we were still in temporary lodging)

Happy Easter!

More egg hunting at her friends house

With two of her newest friends, Gavin and Hazel

Just to make you smile :)





We had a lot of fun on Easter, even though for the SECOND year in a row, our Easter baskets were boxed up because of a move. Maybe next year we will get to use them...

Near the end of April there was another holiday celebrated here in England: St. George's Day. St. George is the patron saint of England. Very few facts are actually known about him but he is said to have been a Roman soldier who became a Christian martyr when he was executed for not obeying the Emperor's order to offer sacrifices to the roman gods of the time. However, St. George is more famously known for slaying the evil dragon and rescuing the damsel in distress. Even though this is probably more metaphorical than historical, he is still celebrated by people dressing up and slaying a dragon. This is how we celebrated St. George's day!

Happy St. George's Day!
 The flag Myla is holding is St. George's cross. Combine this one with the flag of Scotland (St. Andrew's cross) and what do you get? The United Kingdom's Union Flag!! Pretty neat.
Wrest Park was completely changed to look like we had stepped back in time!

She was a pretty good shot too!

Wrest Park

The "baddie"

The evil dragon!! My nephews would have loved this!


Real jousting!

We feel so blessed to have this opportunity to live in a new place and to experience lots of different things. We miss and love our family dearly and hope that this helps share part of our journey with them.

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