This post has absolutely nothing to do with Rabbits.
It's the new year and we are still in London obviously, living life as usual and working out the year ahead. Making changes to ourselves and our behaviours while trying to be true to who we are and what we believe in, which generally raises the question of 'what do we believe in'.
Part one for us is to return to vegetarianism. While two members of our family hate this idea with the same passion they hate sprouts and turnips, we're going to plunge (back) in. Living in London has certain advantages when it comes to veggies... The local markets like the one here in Woolwich's Bereford Square are great for picking up anything you need in bulk at a cheap price. Bowl of bananas? £1 Bowl of Oranges? £1 Bowl of Carrots? £1 get the idea here? and since Able and Cole also do home delivery on the cheap we can get both the market and store qualities.
Part two comes along with part one. Getting the family more active. It's handy there's a gym in our devlopment and that there's just so much walking to be done in London. Getting things going though is harder than getting them available. I've been trying myself for months and my biggest obstacle is sleep.... or my love of sleep to be specific. Trying to get up in the morning and head to the gym is a lot harder here than it was in Vancouver. I don't know why... it just is.
Other things.... My work trucks along as usual, Kate is getting the hang of London and the people of London. She's been moving around, riding the trains, taking the kids to Greenwich to play with friends and seeing her own friends. The kids are settling in to this as well - the shock of the move over, some familiar faces showing up regularily... it's been good. Sebastian counted to 100 the other day and Rigby has been making some great steps in life other than the tantrum she is throwing on the floor right next to me over a sleeve being stuck.... Now her PJ's are 'stupid' and she's gone to go pee. Ahh life.
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