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Rosemary Morris Multi-Published Historical Novelist

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Vegetarian Food

I’m lucky. Yesterday, my youngest son, daughter-in-law,
two of their children and my daughter’s eldest son and I enjoyed a delicious vegetarian lunch at a restaurant owned by Buddhists.( I must admit I’m partial to the banana fritters.) Afterwards we took the children to a centre with loads of trampoline, which they took to like proverbial ducks to water. We then joined my daughter and three more grandchildren at a restaurant which specialises in food from South India. We went to an ice cream parlour which serves knickerbocker glories, banana splits and many more delights.. Today, we went to Dunstable Downs which overlook a panorama of small villages and farmland. There was more than enough wind to fly kites. My favourite was a kite in the shape of a ship. It really appeared to be sailing effortlessly across a sky full of clouds. There were many beautiful kites, shaped like birds of prey, bats, superman, dragons and butterflies, to name a few. The fresh air gave us keen appetites for our picnic lunch. All in all a very happy weekend.
July 31, 2016 by
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Short Break and Wednesday’s Child

I am going to Brighton on the South Coast of the U.K. for a few days with my daughter and her children, but  without my usual companion, my laptop.

However, my new novel, Wednesday’s Child, will be set partly at the seaside, so I plan to visit the Brighton Pavilion for pleasure and research.

 

July 25, 2016 by