Seems like my husband's family originate from the Nottingham area!
We had a lovely break, lots of fresh air and sunshine and beautiful scenery. I've missed catching up on everyone's blogs but am looking forward to seeing what you've all been up to while I've been away.
First day back to school for me today, and after 6 weeks holiday, I can tell you that it comes very hard to be back in the office. Plus we had a fire drill this afternoon, thank goodness it was dry, warm and sunny! I'd like to share a poem that a friend of mine posted on Facebook:
teachers were groaning, it was a disturbing sound.
By 10 they were washed and tucked up in bed,
where memories of children filled them with dread.
New pencils, new folders, new registers too.
New classes, new grey hairs, their anxieties grew.
The parents just giggled when they learned of this fright,
you've had 6 weeks off, they're all yours. Goodnight
Love the poem, and it is nice to have a few days to relax before school starts.
ReplyDeletelol, great poem!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't this be the perfect photograph for the #21 on the scavenger hunt.
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lol at the poem! You've reminded me that I'm probably due a fire drill soon, better be ready...
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely break you have had ... to prepare yourself for the onslaught!
ReplyDeleteI lived in Keyworth for 10 years. Gorgeous little village just outside of Nottingham, Plumtree is oneof the other local villages. My parents actually went to Feignes with a choir and they came over to Keyworth at some stage too. Of all the places for you to visit!
ReplyDeleteLove the poem and hope school is good to you this week x
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed your break - I love the ribbons in the background on your blog x
ReplyDeleteBest of luck with the new term!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely photo. I like your dress!
So glad you and your guy had a nice get away before you had to go back to work. The poem is awesome! ;o)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo & I 'shared' this poem when I saw it on facebook...perfect!! :D
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