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| Me: Hey kiddo, you wanna give them some money? Her: No.
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| In line for seeing Santa. |
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| Santa's house. |
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| Much excitement! And rightly so! for £3, Natalie got good conversation with Santa, did not have to sit on his lap, and got a wrapped present that cost more than the entry fee. That's what it's like here. Some things are exorbitantly priced and others, well, you get some damn fine value out of it. |
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| Like the merry-go-round, for instance. At 80p a ride... |
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| ...that gets that big of a smile? Yeah, is definitely worth it. |
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| Army band, I think. Can't be too sure, since they seem to be wearing Santa hats in lieu of the feathered berets I saw earlier. So refresh! |
Awesome post!
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What does it say on the plaque on the bridge in the photo with Nat & the musicians?
ReplyDeleteNo clue. Prolly saying it is the Silver St Bridge?
ReplyDeleteHi Mollie, Dan and Natalie. Great site and pictures of the family. Was in London 2 years ago, friendly people wonderful country.Sandy gave the address and I wanted to see how much Natalie has grown. What a cutie. Best wishes for the holiday, Love, the Ohio Brues..Jim Sue Chris and nicole
ReplyDeleteLove the pics! Happy Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo happy I checked your blog! Beautiful pics of Natalie!
ReplyDeleteSeeing the joy on Natalie's face talking to Santa is all the Christmas a Grandmother needs. Millions of Brownie points to Mollie. Big! Huge! Also, love back to the Ohio Brue's. Merry Christmas! SJ
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThis is Great Grandma Clara. Loved seeing Natalie and how she has grown. Merry Christmas!
Lots of love, Grandma