What I Lost in England
October 21st, 2009
-Two small umbrellas
-One earring I REALLY-REALLY-REALLY liked.
-Another earring I liked a lot. (Meaning I lost two pairs of earrings. However, I found an earring in the suitcase that I lost on a previous trip so I gained one pair back. But I didn’t have the mate with me so I actually bought two pairs of earrings in England. One pair was cheap and broke in two days. One pair was nicer and I’m still enjoying them.)
-An engraved silver compact with a regular mirror and a magnifying mirror, a gift from my husband.(However, I lost it once before and my husband replaced it, so I had the replacement at home.)
-A comb. (Lost in a tax with the compact).
What I gained: more than words can say!
Here’s a photo at the Bridge of Sighs on the campus of Oxford. We visited Oxford on a 12-hour trip. We hired a local driver who researched the trip and plotted it out. Luckily, Tim was a splendid guide and companion. We left Caterham, Surrey,where we stayed with friends, at 8 in the morning and arrived back at 8 pm.
Oxford Bridge of Sighs
Then on to the Cotswolds!
Vicki says:
Wow! Seems like you loses a lot of things like me!
October 31, 2009, 8:43 amLily Meyer says:
That’s a wonderful picture that you took! I’ll try to e-mail you as soon as I can. I’ll keep you in my prayers, Betty! In Christ’s Love, Lily
January 25, 2010, 6:22 pm