We had a lovely Easter day, even though it was different from what we would have done at home in Atlanta! What was the same though, was going to church to celebrate Christ. We went to the same church as last week, All Soul's Langham Place, and it was a great service - good music, good sermon, and even communion. I'm so thankful that we've been able to attend this church while we've been here. It really has felt like a taste of home, being around other believers.
After church, we stopped at a restaurant for a late breakfast. We were so excited to see pancakes on the menu! I didn't realize it, but I think pancakes are pretty American. And to add to our excitement, the menu also listed "American treat," crispy bacon.
Here's the first ones we saw, in Trafalgar Square:
We saw these in St. James Park:
These were scattered along Oxford and Regent Street, and one was even in the Liberty of London store!
For Easter weekend, they moved all the eggs to one area, in Covent Garden, so we had fun walking around looking at all the eggs. They were pretty creatively decorated!
Here's a few more of our favorite eggs:
It's hard to tell, but the black egg below has a unicorn horn sticking out of it. It's called "Birth of a Legend."
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| The kids got to stamp their papers at different stations throughout the museum |
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