London - Day 2

After a good night of rest, I am ready to go practice my English skills again. First stop, the playground just outside the hotel.

English slides are a little weird: one has to slide on the other side. Not much of a difference though, and I master it in just a few minutes.

Mamma likes playing in the playground with me too, I am super happy to share all those games.

We stopped in a Disney Store by Covent Garden and I found a friend my size, a huge Pooh. I even walked him around the store a few times. After a few minutes, I agreed to switch big Pooh for his little brother, otherwise he would have taken all the space in my stroller.

Two happy parents with some more famous sight in the background.

We took a rest on the other side of the Tower Bridge and I could run after all the birds with my little friend Pooh.

Picture yourself in a boat on a river,

With tangerine trees and marmalade skies.

Somebody calls you, you answer quite slowly,

A girl with kaleidoscope eyes.

Mamma in the sky with diamonds...

No no, I am not dancing, I just lost my balance, dropped Pooh and I am trying not to fall over.

Mamma is super strong, she could almost push the Earth.

Papa is a little less strong, he could only push the Moon.

Back at the hotel after a long day of walking, sight seeing, running after birds, swimming... Even Eva, my little pink doll, fell asleep on the bed as soon as we came back.

And tomorrow, we are off to the sea, we are heading to Southampton to meet our good friend Ali. I met him when I was just a month old in Paris, let's show him how much I grew up.

London - Day 1

Another 4-day week-end. Yoohoo! No way we are staying home during those 4 days, with nice days coming back, let's hit the road. England is not so far from home, it's been a while since Mamma and Papa last went there and their friend Ali is still waiting for them to visit. That's an opportunity we should not miss. And one more new country for me to discover.

A few hours of driving to Calais, hop on the Eurotunnel train with our car and in just 35 minutes we are on the other side of the Channel. I guess I'll have to wait until tomorrow to see the English landscape, I fell asleep as soon as we drove off the train.

A good night of sleep just after the tunnel, our first English breakfast with sausages, hash browns, scrambled eggs, toasts and juice (in addition to my bottle of milk) and we are off to an early start to our first destination.

Guess where we are! One happy family in front of one of the most famous British monuments.

Not so typical British food but I could not help try Mamma's chocolate brownie for lunch.

The London Eye. I fell asleep in my stroller as we were approaching it: strollers are forbidden on this Ferris wheel (even though the gondolas are huge) so we did not get the occasion to ride it and get a view of London from above. Next time.

The clouds in the blue sky over the City of London. It was such a nice afternoon that we stayed outside the whole time.

We found a nice area along the Thames with little shops and a nice sitting area with wood sculptures. I am riding a wood duckie, same as the little yellow rubber ones I have in my bath.

I did not like the little car so much (but I loved the map, I did not let go of it the whole time I played in the area).

So where are we going next?

Two blond amazons riding their horse.

That's a big tree with a bunch of birds in it. Strange that it is not on my map.

That could be an advertisement for the London map.

If I look closer maybe I'll see a little dot on the map indicating where I am.

The Gerkhin. Papa really liked the design of this building.

After a long day walking around London back and forth, we went back to the hotel and enjoyed some good time in the swimming pool there. And even some time in the jacuzzi: my little legs needed that to recover from all the running behind birds by Buckhingham Palace, St Paul's Cathedral, along the Thames...