First day Raphael can do the plane! More in-flight entertainment to come...
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Archangel of health and patron saint of travellers
My childhood friend Fred always said that once you're married and you have kids you can forget about travelling. You'll be stuck at home changing nappies and feeling tired. This blog is dedicated to Fred and all the other old-young people to show them that there is life after birth. Travelling, having fun and discovering the world is always open to you even with a nappy in one hand and your baby's ankles in the other.
Raphael
Archangel of health and patron saint of travellers
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November
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- Day 4 Your mummy's a sexy devil
- Day 4 Kanegem
- Day 4 Le plat pays
- Day 4 On the road
- Day 4 I am a passenger
- Day 4 Travelling
- Day 5 Good morning Bruges!
- Day 5 Cold in Bruges
- Day 5 Women's fashion winter 09-10
- Day 5 Baby's fashion
- Day 5 Men's fashion
- Day 5 Le fils a son papa
- Day 5 Muah
- Day 5 Bruges diet
- Day 5 Bruges diet 2
- Day 5 Bruges diet 3
- Day 5 In Bruges (it's in Belgium)
- Day 5 Le Singe d'Or
- Day 5 Bruges Oud St Jan
- Day 5 Mao had a son
- Day 5 Bruges wallpaper
- Day 5 Bruges wallpaper
- Day 6 Good morning Kanegem!
- Day 6 A thousand and one drops
- Day 6 Breakfast
- Day 6 Bohemian rhapsody
- Day 6 Decision time
- Day 6 The Tack family
- Day 6 Our first wash
- Day 6 Kozita mia
- Day 7 Before and after...
- Day 7 Raphael's new toy
- Day 7 Back on the road
- Day 7 Die Ruhr
- Day 7 Koza cocoa special
- Day 7 On the road
- Day 7 Night sights
- Day 7 In Deutschland
- Day 8 Good morning Schwarzwald!
- Day 8 Raphael sleeping
- Day 8 Mountain view
- Day 8 Awake and happy!
- Yoga for truckers 1
- Yoga for truckers 2
- Yoga for truckers 3
- Yoga for truckers 4
- Yoga for truckers 5
- Yoga for truckers 6
- Yoga for truckers 6
- Yoga for truckers 7
- Day 8 Turkish coffee for breakfast
- Day 8 Reading lesson on the road
- Day 8 Chemical toilets
- Day 9 On the road to Wien
- Day 9 Mother and baby
- Day 9 Trippy tunnels below Vienna
- Day 9 I'm flying
- Inside Camilia 1
- Inside Camilia 2
- Day 10 Good morning Hungary!
- Day 10 Spot what's missing?
- Day 10 What do you see?
- Day 10 Stop gap
- Day 10 Baby eskimo
- Beautiful on the road
- Day 10 Oops!
- Day 10 On the road to redemption
- Day 10 Lajosmizse
- Day 10 Thank you Zoltan!
- Day 11 Tomorrow we cross Romania
- Day 12 How to cross a border
- Food for long distance driving
- Day 12 Mordor
- Day 12 You know what?
- Day 13 We're here!
- Day 12 On the road
- Day 12 Guess what?
- Day 12 Roumanie: zero point
- Day 12 Huggy lump
- Day 13 Back on the road
- Day 13 Bucareshti
- Day 13 Oh no!
- Day 13 What was it like?
- Day 13 Zdrasti!
- Day 13 Our quest
- Day 13 Mount Zion
- L'aventurra sempre
- Why you need a cup of tea...
- Camila check-up
- Bliss
- Here we are!
- Where's the Monday blues?
- Our first warm meal
- House hunting
- Sultan Sladur Pasha
- The Fire Starter
- Mona Lisa: Shut up!
- The Negotiator
- Thought shower
- Life's a remix
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November
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Bombi is sat on my lap whilst we are reading this and cleverly pointed out that Raphael is a "babby"!
ReplyDeleteHey, I went up to Scotland to see Rubber Steve last week, check out the photos of his gorgeous boys:
http://tinyurl.com/yc647xm
Hi Lolly,
ReplyDeleteBombi is so cute. I never knew that Rubber Steve had twins and had moved to Glasgow. Give him big rubber kisses from us. You're all welcome for a family reunion in the Bulgarian mountains. It's great for kids! And parents too as the kids have all the space they want to go crazy. You've been travelling a lot with Bombi. We can make a common cause convincing parents that there is life after birth.