Sunday village walk in France

Hello dear friends

today I'm taking you on one of my village walks I enjoyed

while in France with my family last year.

It was a lovely way for the girls to "wind down" after their

long day at school during the heat of summer.

We always found a shady spot to sit on the grass

and enjoy a little picnic.

It was a chance for the girls to share their day

and tell us about the ups and downs of school life.

Remember the old saying

"A trouble shared

is a trouble halved".

Even little ones can have worries and as we all know

school days aren't always the happiest days.

I related stories about my years at boarding school

and all the fun things we got up to

so many years ago.

So long ago now, that it's almost a blur

yet it's a fun time to look back on and reminisce!

For the next few weeks I am working full time.

Quelle horreur!!!

How did I let this happen after retiring from "work"

four years ago?

My old boss asked if I would be interested in doing a couple

of days a week - that sounded like a great opportunity

for me to save some pennies for my next trip to France!

However, a new person who had only been there for

a week and a half, just 'up sticks', walked out, saying the

job wasn't for her.

So now I'm filling in each day until a new person can be

employed and trained........

so please bear with me, as I won't have much time

for commenting on your blog posts.

  

Today I'm joining

Karen for Sunlit Sunday

and

Mary for Mosaic Monday

Take care of one another
  Merci à bientôt

♥ Shane ♥