Author: Johnny
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Lads Day Out – Tottenham Experience
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She’s here and she’s beautiful
On Sunday 5th February, at 07:50 my wonderful wife Hannah delivered our beautiful daughter, Evelyn. It was a rocky start, she spent 36 hours in Neonatal Intensive Care, but made huge improvements quickly and we were all home within 54 hours, a whirlwind few days, and as I reflect on the week that has passed, […]
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Visit to RAF Museum Cosford, Jan 2023
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Operation BatCave
2022 hasn’t been the best year overall, we lost some great people and had some difficult things to process throughout, but with that, we also had the ultimate shot of optimism to balance the year out. With the news of #BabyWard coming in early 2023, we started some home projects to ensure we can balance […]
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Cornwall 2021 – Part 1
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Symonds Yat – August 2020
We had a lovely Bank Holiday weekend in Herefordshire, including the lovely Sunday walk around Symonds Yat Here are some photos of the stunning views across some of England’s finest countryside.
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Lake District 2019 Photos
So as we’re in lockdown, I contemplated writing a long wordy how to cope style blog, but I’m not a lifestyle coach and I’d be hypocritical if I started spouting how to stay sane stuff, so instead here’s some pics from last years trip to the Lake District, a memory of recent good times! For […]
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Cats Update
A little while ago I started to pull together our Instagram feeds so we could share our cat pics more. For the aggregated page click here
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2017 Review
It’s that time of year again! December 30th 2017, the day when lots of people start planning what to wear in order to see the beginning of 2018 in style. In our family we’ll be going for our annual curry (albeit at a different restaurant this year) and having a nice calm evening with a […]
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RIAT 2017
Yesterday, Saturday 15th July we went to RAF Fairford for the annual Royal International Air Tattoo #RIAT2017 This year was met with dull/wet weather in the AM but by the afternoon it had dried up and brightened up. Display teams reverted to flat displays and a few of the big boys (notably Typhoons) were called […]