Valborg was fun. We took the kidlet and Rusty but Susan stayed home. LL was in the procession that lit the bonfire, he played a ball toss game and got cotton candy. He opted not to wait for the fireworks because he managed to hold the cotton candy with his hands and they were both covered in sticky sugar. So we started for home but made a detour to ICA Statoil and got some pop, chip and popping corn. On our way back we saw the fireworks and then we went home. LL wanted to stay up until midnight so he could changed the calendar from April to May. We had chips and pop and popcorn and he fell asleep about 20 minutes before midnight. We woke him at midnight, he turned the page and then crawled into bed. He is a sweety.
Monday my fellow was up early and ran with Rusty. LL and I slept in some and then we all went to the May 1st family day celebrations at Satuna park. It was fun. LL played with some of the other kids, won a prize at the ball toss, ate cinnamon buns and hot dogs and fished at the fish dam. My fellow took lots of pictures and visited with a lot of people and Rusty and I walked about, listened to the speakers and visited too. At one point Rusty was up on his hind legs with his front paws up in the air, singing along with the International song (well he didn’t do the singing, just the actions *laugh*) It was fitting that the big red dog was there with all the red jacketed social democrats. As for me, I don’t have a red jacket so I had my new red boots
that I got to go with my new red purse. 
After the family day, we went and got gifts and LL went to a birthday party for the twins he goes to school with. My fellow and I went out for lunch at our favourite sushi place and had a nice couple of hours together, talking and laughing. I was telling him some of the funny things that happened in London, like going to the jewellers that had a sign in the window saying “we change watch batteries” and when I went in to see if they could put a new battery in my watch they said sorry, we just change them, we don’t sell them. *laugh* They did direct me to a store down the road that sold batteries but they of course couldn’t sell me one because we didn’t know which one I needed for my watch. It was like something you would see in a cartoon. *grin* Another thing that made me laugh because of the bizarrness of it was that when our bus stopped in Bath, we stopped outside a bookshop. I saw the book in the centre of the display in the window and said to Ludde, “they have a book called The history of Cannibalism”! He didn’t believe me at first but after we got off the bus and went to the window, he saw it too. Just who wants to know about the history of cannabalism …. Hannibal Lector? *laugh*
I have some of my pictures resized now, there aren’t a lot of them because I just had too much fun to think about taking photos …. isn’t that how it is supposed to be on holiday? *laugh* Here I am at Stonehenge, it was very windy but that didn’t matter a bit, it was magic!
Shhh, don’t tell anyone that I actually own running shoes, it will spoil my high heel image:

The architecture was what mostly caught my eye when I had camera in hand. This old wall that was the back of an old prison in Southwark called The Clink: 
An old operating theatre, that I wanted to go back to but never did …. an excuse to visit London again:

This building with the cool doorways:

And this is England to me, with the vines climbing the walls of old buildings, this is part of the medical university:

Here we have the stage at the Globe Theatre: 
So there is a sampling of my trip to London.
Yesterday was back to school and then I took LL to the optical store because he had managed to bend the frames on his glasses. I feel like I live in that store. My fellow had a meeting but was home a bit after 2000, so he got to say goodnight to the kidlet, who had just informed me that he was missing his dad. *smile*
Tonight I have the first of 3 lectures on “meeting techniques” but before that it is dinner with my fellow’s mom.