Abbey Park

I had my first Saturday off work since February last week so we decided to make the most of it and went for a picnic at Abbey Park followed by a trip to the farm. It was such a beautiful day and we really did have so much fun. Toby even told me it was the best day ever which was so adorably cute but it also did break my heart a little realising how much he must miss having me around properly at weekends.

Here are a few pictures of our wonderful day. I seem to be making a habit of forgetting to take the proper camera out with me so once again, I apologise for the poor camera phone quality and shoddy editing! 

An update in Instagram pictures

1. Market Bosworth 2. What photos now look like from my cracked front screen camera 3. A sand painting in town, the man wrote Tobys name next to it 4. Here lies Dobby, a free elf 5. My bits and pieces from the Harry Potter studio tour 6. An unimpressed Toby in his Potter glasses 7. A very proud Toby with his sticker after a successful trip to the dentist 8. My flowers from Toby 9. A little cafe break with Adam and our fake names 10. An elephant in London 11. Toby making a crown 12. Toby in his crown with Adam.

So I've been rather quiet on this blog all through the second half of August but I have been extremely busy indeed! Lots of exciting new things are starting in September which I've been preparing for, but you'll hear more about that later. I also have my trip to London to blog about soon but me and Toby are currently getting ready for his friends party so for now I'll have to leave it at this.
Anybody else been up to anything exciting recently?

Seaside

I apologise for the amount of photos but I simply couldn't choose between them all! 

Yesterday me, my Mother, Toby, Adam and Willow the dog took a lovely little trip to to the seaside. We'd had it planned for quite a while and Toby was ever so excited bless him. We have taken him to the beach before but I think this is the first time he has really appreciated it. He'd been counting down the days and it was so lovely seeing his excited little face as he ran along the sand. He did insist on carrying a rather large rock with him every time we got too near to the sea just in case a whale came. I asked him why and he replied "but Mummy if a whale comes and eats me I'll never get to see you again." So adorable he made me well up a little bit!

We decided to stop off at Heacham beach for a quieter, more relaxed morning and lunchtime then headed on to Hunstanton for the afternoon. Its always so much busier at Hunstanton but theres also a lot more to do as its one of those traditional British seaside towns that I absolutely adore. There was also lots of little kiddie rides Toby insisted on dragging me on and he also had his first ever pony ride as pictured above! We finished with traditional fish and chips along the beach then headed home after a beautiful but also rather exhausting day.

Hopefully next year we'll get to make a little weekend of it!