A perk to growing up with a biologist as a father is that as soon as you can walk you are taken on field-trips to explore cool ecosystems such as rock pools. My most vivid memory from such excursions was one of my dad getting our car stuck during a classic Austin Powers moment. Along with learning why one -way streets are actually called one-way streets, I was fortunate enough to discover, first-hand, which creatures inhabit the UK's coasts.
Badly needing a dose of the outdoors after weeks of decorating, I wrapped Ashi up like a pretzel and set to, like the old days, discover some rock pools. So I put on my best Attenborough voice and proceeded to narrate our explorations. From the big grin on her face, I think she enjoyed herself... could have been the hot chocolate.
The Brit
5 comments:
hi hi! i stumbled upon your sweet little blog and i couldn't help but hit the follow button! can't wait to follow your adventures in the future! xo - kate
As a science nerd who grew up/lives in a coastal town, I love this post! I probably spent more time hunting around in tidepools than I did at school when I was little! ;)
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This looks like such a fun day! I'm jealous of you two!
love that the hot chocolate was "gorgeous." and it was!! Love the blog!
-Meredith
meredithlockhart.blogspot.com
Thanks ladies!
@ Meredith: Yeah the Brits have great ways of describing things.
'gorgeous darling'!
xo
CoCoon
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