Monday week ago, saw the Home Educators at a trip to the Folk & Transport Museum. It's been awhile since we've been that direction so it was good to see the reminders of the old way of life in N. Ireland. The simple way of life back then really appeals to me (without the hardship of course & preferably with a Marks & Spencers close by (sorry PW)). The kids enjoyed the transport end & it was good just to meet up with all the mothers for a chat.Sunday 1 July 2007
Ulster Folk Park
Monday week ago, saw the Home Educators at a trip to the Folk & Transport Museum. It's been awhile since we've been that direction so it was good to see the reminders of the old way of life in N. Ireland. The simple way of life back then really appeals to me (without the hardship of course & preferably with a Marks & Spencers close by (sorry PW)). The kids enjoyed the transport end & it was good just to meet up with all the mothers for a chat.
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Well I suppose a 19th century simple life with a little bit of M&S would still be good stewardship!
J(PW)
PS. Have your tried their triple choc cookies.....?
No - but I wouldn't mind a good recipe for them - maybe Elaine could furnish us with one?
I could never attain to M&S choc chip cookies!!
Keep it simple in the kitchen I say
Elaine
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