Ah the joys of coming home from two glorious weeks of sunshine and lazing about while hubby becomes my hero and does all the cooking, to pouring rain, unfathomable amounts of washing and ironing, and empty fridge and a week of cooking to get organised. Some things never change. Some things do though. This is what I used to say on holiday before I had children:
– Pass the Marlborough Lights love
– Another cocktail? Sure, make it three.
– Do you sell Ambre Solaire oil?
– Let’s go to that cosy little restaurant and have a long romantic night
– Let’s go clubbing!!
– We can walk around these ancient Greek ruins and then have a bottle of Rose for lunch
– Oooh – Shops!! I’ll meet you in an hour.
– Pass the Marlborough Lights love
– Another cocktail? Sure, make it three.
– Do you sell Ambre Solaire oil?
– Let’s go to that cosy little restaurant and have a long romantic night
– Let’s go clubbing!!
– We can walk around these ancient Greek ruins and then have a bottle of Rose for lunch
– Oooh – Shops!! I’ll meet you in an hour.
Here’s what I said on a holiday with two young children and pregnant:
– Put your hats on girls.
– Have you put cream on the kids?
– Shall we just go to bed when they settle? It’s been a long day.
– Don’t run round the pool!
– KEEP YOUR SUN HATS ON!
– NO! You’ll turn into an ice-cream if you have any more.
– OK, no more ruins. Let’s find a playground.
Still, wouldn’t change a thing. OK, maybe the loads of washing.
Grin and Tonic 
Ha ha ha. Mine would be pretty much the same! Good to hear from you. Hope you had a good time!
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