A little bit of home.

I have been craving American cuisine for a while now. Anything besides Burger King and Taco Bell will do.

A couple of week ago we went to Norwich to eat at TGIFriday's, we got a little lost but finally made it. Parked at a shopping center nearby and walked the rest of the way. As is often the case, in England you can't just pull up and find parking and when you finally find it, it's not free.

My handsome son came with us.

 

We found an area in Norwich that has some American restaurants near an I-Max theater and it's often frequented by football fans that come to eat from a nearby field on the other side of this bridge and down a few blocks.

  

We came all this way and ended up eating Mexican food at a place called Chiquito. The food was really yummy.



And of course had some ice cream to top the afternoon.







Next time I'll try TGIF.

Stars and Hero's day

This past weekend we took a trip to Madame Tussauds in London and then walked around Oxford Circus. So glad we waited until now to visit, there were no crowds and we were able to enjoy ourselves.

This is the BBC in London.

 

 

Leonardo was one of the tallest figures on display.

The Beckham's, David Beckham is in the museum twice.

Getting cozy with George.

 

Sadly,  this may be the closest Sydney will ever get to One Direction

Her favorite Nile! I wonder in a few years if she'll still be fan or if this will be an embarrassing moment.

The Duke

E.T. would never go home if was up to him.

Oh, Darling!

Is this the set of Jurassic Park? I'd be the first to die.

Her favorite royal, the hair was terrible.

My favorite royal.

Life long dream to dance with Beyoncé.

I can't wait to frame this picture for his room.

 

You can count on them!

 

 

Beautiful cloudy day in Britain, again.

So much shopping can be done on this street, next time girls only!