REALLY!!!!!

Once the Little King arose it was time for some trainer shopping, off we went into Limassol looking for a compromise which was between looking good and being good.  The first shop didn't have the correct size of the pair that ticks all the boxes so it was along to another shop and after a fair old search because the box marked 10 actually contained a size 10.5 we were in possession of a new pair of adidas trainers, (where did my son get his feet from?) then it was time to head for a for bits and pieces before heading up the road for home made cup-a-soup and a soak in the garden. Oh I forgot to mention the Samba's having found a pair in a store I now have to go back down into Limassol for a pair of 8's for my beloved!!!

Homemade Chicken cupasoup

We soaked up the rays, well actually I soaked and snoozed as I was trying to save my last chapter for bedtime and was laying face down, the are only two things possible when face down on the sun bed one is to read and the other is to sleep, so I snoozed.

We decided for our last night we would head to Chesters, so we put Stitch in the car and heading down to the beach, we ordered our meals and chatted over the distant rumble of the TV's and the football, Chesters started to fill up quite quickly towards the end of our meals and after we finished our dishes of Argentinian beef fajitas and Argentinian Fillet (only the best) we headed to the beach with Stitch and gave him a run, throwing the ball for him to chase into the sea and along the sand. As we were just passing Malindi's a restaurant we frequent often some silly woman announced as she walked past 'Dogs not allowed here' I replied 'Thank you kind woman' and continued on my way, I wonder if she would mentioned that to the German Shepherd dog I saw last week or even the patrons of the Malindi that had their dogs under the tables when we began our walk pffft. We headed up the hill again and our evening was spent with the Little King sorting out all manner of sites for me for when I'm home alone and fancy a film, and then we watched a film called 'Grand Budapest Hotel' a delightful film set in an era of delightful manners and a very naughty but legendary concierge named Gustava.