We're back home after a smooth travel day Thursday - we took the train from Yeovil to Woking, and a bus to Heathrow. A bit of shopping at the airport, a bit of snacking, and we were on our plane and off to L.A. I was catching a cold Stace had, so it felt like a very long flight, but all went very well.
Many thanks to my dad for driving our girls around and keeping an eye on them overnight.
On Monday, Vi and I took advantage of her new school schedule by going on a little photography expedition after class, and then a hike up the Placerita waterfall trail.
Still a stream! This time, in October, it was full of acorns, visible on the lower left.
What a blessing this time is with this girl!
Stace repaired his MG's speedometer over the weekend and, um, had a little trouble extricating himself from the car.
He got it fixed, though!
We'll soon be changing the clocks back, but for this past weekend, the sun was rising after 7 a.m. This allowed me to get up and on the hill to see it very low in the sky. It was beautiful.
On Saturday, Cora went to her first DTASC, or festival competition put on by the Drama Teachers Association of Southern California. She took part in a little musical number from the movie Corpse Bride. We'll get to see it early next year when they perform it for the parents.