Windsor

We picked a rainy day to venture to Windsor. Full disclosure- this was actually our second attempt to take on the town of Windsor. The first time we went the lines were extremely long and someone got themselves into a bit of a funk, and by someone- I mean me! What can I say, the impatient Australian in me just popped on out. She clearly needed some air time.

This time around my attitude was in check and we had some terrific company as well. We had a delicious lunch and explored the town of Windsor and we bought fudge! We saw the Dolls House, State Rooms and the Chapel. I should point out that by "saw", I mean we did the best we could with a toddler in tow. Sight seeing is completely different with a little person, its more like walking through at a relatively fast pace with your head on continual rotation. You "ooh" and "aah" at the appropriate places and then you ask the lovely employees to "please lift the red rope, because we only really have time to poke our heads in- we can't do the full room... our kid needs lunch!" And that, my friends is sight seeing with a toddler in a nutshell.

  It's always a party when we step into The Fudge Kitchen! I mean, how can it not be when super pumped people hand you little pieces of fudge and say "eat it, you'll love it" and "here, try some more!" It's my kind of fudge shop and we are seriously going to miss it because the cravings are real. Very real. Good thing we have people on the ground here that understand the need for fudge and will send it to us! If we were here for longer we would book ourselves in for a fudge making session, that sounds like my kind of date night! Fellow UK residents, get yourselves to The Fudge Kitchen. Run, don't walk!

^^ This is what the first day in summer looked like in England.