After church today we went out to lunch, then walked through Thetford. We took a couple of hours to walk on the path by the river Little Ouse, and to climb the Castle Hill. I'll post pictures of the hill later. Coming down the hill, I tossed my slip-on shoes down ahead of me and went barefoot. Tim called me a Rocky Mountain wandering goat! I have no idea where he got that! LOL!

I found my camera battery charger so there should be more picture posts in the next few weeks. I'm definitely aiming to get some pics of the house posted. It's small, but cozy. You'll see!

Bouquet of tulips

Up close and personal with a pomelo.

Little Pirate!

When we first moved in to this house, we set up the bunk bed because their separate beds wouldn't fit into their new room. Aiden was too afraid to sleep on the top bunk, so they both slept on the bottom together! This went on for about a month before Aiden summoned the courage to take over the top bunk!

Being silly in TLF before we moved into our new house.

The whole Parnell clan
Christmas 2007

A link to my post about my day at the spa.

View of Heidelberg:

(If you click on any picture you can view it full-size.)

Pictures from our trip to Heidelberg a couple of weeks ago. The weather was absolutely beautiful, especially for October. We stayed at Ramstein AB for the night, then drove to Heidelberg from there. We parked on one side of the Rhein river, walked across the pedestrian bridge, then walked back to the car and drove up closer to the castle. We snapped a few pics from outside the castle and then walked into the town for dinner. We had a traditional German dinner in a restaurant that happened to be across from the Heidelberg Tea House (Tee Haus in German), where I browsed while we waited for our dinner. I'll post a couple pictures of my treasures from there some other time.

A few more pics of the family at Eifel park.

The only way to enjoy having your image distorted!

After lunch tooth check at Eifel Park!

Noah loved the goats at Eifel Park when we went on Sunday, October 14. He ran right for them and poured out his affection on every one he could get his little arms around. He was supremely happy!

(Don't worry Grandmas, he had a warm, sudsy bubble bath when he got home!)

More pictures of Noah loving on the goats at Eifel Park.

Alright, here's the truth that I don't even feel I can post on my other blog: I think the whole man-made global warming crap we're being force-fed is hogwash. Wasn't it just 30 years ago (or less) we were being warned about the coming ice age? I think we're being led to believe we are the cause of the earth's climate change (which is very minor, by the way, and I'm not convinced man is capable of steering God's awesome, massive creation into utter destruction.) so we can be controlled by those who want to control us. Before long we won't be able to drive certain cars, there will be steep penalties for not recycling, we may be forced by law to use certain kinds of light bulbs (like the Aussies), etc. There's no end to the restrictions that can be forced on us in the name of being "green" and environmentally "friendly". Think Cheryl Crowe and her brilliant idea to use only one square of toilet paper per bathroom visit. Bollocks! You won't find me going green; I happen to value toilet paper quite highly. And I'm happy to say I'm not the only one who doesn't buy this load of bull. Check out this link.

Also, the British seem to be less gullible than the Americans are: click here for the story.

As I come across other articles, I will post them here.

UPDATES:

A story in which John Coleman, the meteorologist founder of The Weather Channel, calls global warming a "total scam": click here.

AND IT BEGINS... "California Wants Control Of Your Thermostat."

2007: The Year The Global Warming Hoax Died article