A photo a day : A day at Worcester woods

Today has been very busy. We began the day with a trip to Morrisons for some breakfast - the evening before my mum had locked herself out (this is a very long story) so she ended up sleeping at our house. I went over first thing in the morning and managed to get her front door unjammed / unlocked, she had an hour before she was due at work so we headed out for breakfast. Eva is currently on a very healthy diet due to some health problems, so a fry up was a little treat for her. 

After dropping my mum off at work we headed back home, as I mentioned above Eva has been having some health problems lately so I had to book a doctors appointment for her. She'd requested that she wanted to see a female doctor. The receptionist was rather rude about me not wanting her regular doctor, apparently this was "inconvenient", however my daughter wanted a female doctor and that was that. I was then told a doctor would call me back ASAP, pfftt. An hour later another receptionist called to say an appointment had been made for 2:40. It was only 10am, so we decided to go out until her appointment - I also hoped it would keep her mind off it.

We headed over to Worcester Woods. A lovely wood, just outside of the city with some very enjoyable walks - one more suitable for pushchairs then the others - large feilds with play parks and a lovely cafe serving healthy meals made from locally sourced ingredients. We took a walk through the woods and were amazed by how many squirrel's were running about. Me and Eva went on mini adventures through the trees and came across empty Acorn shells, birds and other animals hiding there. It was lovely. We stayed for lunch, Eva had cheesey pasta but she didn't like it so we swapped, I had her pasta while she ate my Tomato and tyme soup. 

After lunch we headed back to get to Eva's appointment and after months of being ignored we finally got somewhere (I shall write a post soon about this). This is a huge step forward we are hoping.

The rest of the day was spent at the park, Archie loves the swings and spent alot of time giggling on them while Eva went off making friends with a group of girls and playing. Archie and I ended up sitting on a blanket watching her - well I watched her. Archie was crawling around playing his own little game. The day ended up a trip to tesco for the weekly shop and watching Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Tim Burton version) before bed. It's lovely being able to spend time as a family.

Bean xo