IS THAT A MAN OR A WOMAN?!

Ciao! Well we're still as busy as ever with this new group of children! Each day seems to be melting in to one after nearly a month of doing this job! 7:30 am wake up for breakfast, break at half 10, lunch at half 12, then sports etc in the afternoon! It's fun though, so I don't mind but you do get confused sometimes as to what day it is, the time and you begin to forget what you did when! 




 Since they arrived last Tuesday we have been on a few trips, including Cardiff to visit the museum and to shop! Well I didn't shop much at all because I spent too much money there the last time! The only thing I bought this time was the Despicable Me DVD! £3 - bargain! 

 There were so many dinosaurs everywhere! I LOVE DINOSAURS - like I am obsessed with them! 

 We also visited the Bay which looked awesome in the sunshine! The British rowing championships were also being held in the bay that day so the place was crowded with Irish, Scottish etc waving there flags and even one or two kilts! 

These were the Olympic rings outside the City hall. 

The day after, we headed over the Severn Bridge to Bath. This was the first time that I'd actually properly visited the City, I've only ever driven through it en route to different places.  The city was beautiful and filled with history. The architecture of the City with its roman stone buildings was different to any city I've ever visited. We visited the fashion museum which I really enjoyed. In one section they had costumes used in Shakespearean and other historical films such as Dame Helen Mirren's Elizabeth I costume. They were beautiful! I really enjoyed the costumes they had there and would like to go back sometime when I could take my time to go around the places that I'd like to go without having to chase after children and without  having to go around searching for missing bags and packed lunches! We visited a few parks to eat our lunch and then we headed in to town for a quick shop. After buying a few things here and there, we headed over to the famous Roman Baths. It's quite a strange feeling to walk around the baths on the same stone floor as the Romans would have done all those centuries ago. 

 This is the costume Colin Firth wore in the King's Speech! 

After a day off from trips on Monday, when Tuesday arrived we were off again. This time we had a half day trip to Llansteffan. Tuesday was the start of this nice weather we've been having recently so we had a very hot but relaxing time playing rugby and volleyball along with sunbathing up in the castle and chillaxing on the beach eating ice-cream and playing Zipball, cricket and flying some kites. Stunning like innit'. 

Wwww, and we also had a cross dressing disco one night  - this was the result!