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being a mummy being a mummy home about me review policy and disclosure work with me privacy policy book reviews film reviews museums craft food vintage 1940’s weekend at bletchley park early man movie model making challenge breakfast at the ivy brasserie st albans featured post: fun for kids: 5 things every parent should do for a road trip with kids claire walsh 28th may 2018 vintage 1940’s weekend at bletchley park i’m really ashamed to say that despite being a museum professional and living within 30 minutes or so of bletchley park we hadn’t actually been until today. i think its possibly because we tend to have a bit of ‘museum fatigue/ indifference’ about places nearby as they seem so reachable that we just don’t make the effort to go as a family. shame on us! bletchley park is completely awesome, it is so worth a visit that we are considering going back again next week. we were invited along to bletchley for its vintage 1940’s weekend. this happens once a year and the site fills up with 1940’s re-enactors (and geeks). there was the chance to shop vintage fashions and bric a brac, learn how to swing dance or meet with the army! lots of the visitors also dressed up which added to the atmosphere. it really gave an excellent flavour of life at the time. getting our national identity cards for those of you who don’t know, bletchley park is the home of the wwii code breakers, alan turing being the most famous, it was where the enigma machine code was deciphered and a top secret place employing the brightest and best. you can tour the buildings where the codes were broken (absolutely pivotal to the allied success in wwii and see some of the machines. along the way you can find out all about the spies who worked there, their stories and daily lives. there is even a james bond exhibition. we particularly enjoyed looking at the old cars, this one was owned by mick jagger who bought it when his production company was making the film enigma at bletchley park. the interpretation at bletchley park was great, we liked all the films which brought it all to life and there was a handy audio tour guide. as adults we enjoyed the exhibition panels, although they were a bit wordy for the kids, so make sure you take up the chance to do the trail to keep their interest. one of the really nice things about it was that there was always a guide on hand to answer questions or provide a bit of added detail. particular hats off to the man staffing the national radio centre who did a fantastic job engaging the children so that we could have a look at the displays in peace. we enjoyed lunch in the cafe which had plenty of seating an an excellent view of the children’s playground which enabled us to enjoy a peaceful cup of tea! it did get busy but there were plenty of spare tables which is virtually unique and i think related to the variety of places to buy food. it should also be said that there are plenty of toilets which are essential when out and about with kids. the potters bar zeppellin sometimes days out with children can be stressful particularly on busy bank holiday weekends, however bletchley provided the perfect day out for us. there was plenty of parking, toilets, food options, loads to see and do, it didn’t feel too crowded (although there were clearly loads of visitors) and we all learnt something new. there was something really thrilling about standing in the places which had such a powerful impact on the war and without which if the war had taken a different direction, when you think about it, our family might not even exist. if you’d like to visit you’ll find out all the information you need here: https://bletchleypark.org.uk/ bletchley park are holding the worlds largest swing dance lesson on june 23rd 2018 and attempting to break a guinness world record. it should be jolly good fun, maybe we’ll see you there? share: no comments claire walsh 28th may 2018 early man movie model making challenge to celebrate the release of early man the latest film from aardman the makers of shaun the sheep and chicken run on 4k uhd blu-ray, blu-ray and dvd today we were sent an amazing box of goodies and a bit of a challenge. the challenge was to make your own early man characters with a bit of a twist and be as creative as you can. i set the 9 year old off on the challenge and she did her best, but her love of the characters themselves in the films was strong and i think ultimately she couldn’t really better the characters! what do you think? the model on the bottom right is the most imaginative she got! this was a brilliant challenge as it kept fifi busy for a good few hours and she thoroughly enjoyed making the characters with a few to doing a bit of her own stop motion animation over the holidays. early man was really hotly anticipated in our household, i’m an archaeologist and i teach prehistory so i was really keen to see this in case i could weave some of the story into some of my work. it wasn’t to be really as sadly the chronology is a bit wrong, however the film is just really good family friendly fun. its an all star british cast and it tells the story of a caveman and essentially his battle against progress. we loved it. the official blurb: set at the dawn of time, when prehistoric creatures roamed the earth, early man tells the story of courageous caveman hero dug (academy award®-winner eddie redmayne) and his best friend hognobas they unite his tribe against a mighty enemy lord nooth (tom hiddleston) and his bronze age city to save their home. leading dug’s tribe of lovable misfits is chief bobnar (timothy spall) who is joined by treebor (richard ayoade), magma (selina griffiths), asbo (johnny vegas), barry (mark williams), gravelle (gina yashere), eemak (simon greenall) and grubup (richard webber). maisie williams voices goona, the gallant and indomitable rebel who befriends dug and helps the tribe in their battle to beat the bronze age at their own game. share: no comments claire walsh 14th may 2018 breakfast at the ivy brasserie st albans as a mum you really appreciate those times you get to do something just for you rather than with the children. for me, with fairly limited funds, i view going to the coffee shop or brasserie with a friend after the school run as a big treat. last week the ivy brasserie in st albans invited me along to a special bloggers breakfast so i could check out their brunch menu and meet up with local blogging friends. this was lovely because now i work i don’t often get the chance to see my blogging friends and i also got to check out a new venue for those post school run treats! a post shared by claire walsh (@clairevictoriawalsh) on may 9, 2018 at 1:40am pdt the first thing that struck me about the ivy brasserie in st albans was that it has been beautifully decorated with a real nod to its location alongside the luxury that you’d expect from the ivy. we were located in the 12 seat private dining room which was just spectacular with beautiful velvet green chairs and a stained glass ceiling lantern. its the perfect room to hire if you need somewhere in st albans that is both impressive and quiet. food wise i enjoyed tea from a silver teapot and the most amazingly presented pancakes i think i’ve ever experienced. i could definitely get used to some special brunch time treats here (especially as its only a twenty minute walk from our school!). i had a lovely time chatting with old and new blogging friends and meeting deryane and laura from the dressing room who presented me with a very exciting goodie bag! it was so nice to enjoy a little bit of that influencer lifestyle that i used to enjoy (before i went back to work) and the whole experience really brightened my day. husbands- if you want to treat a girl then take her to the ivy for brunch and a shopping trip to the dressing room. if you don’t live in st albans then its perfect for a day out! share: 1 comment claire walsh 29th april 2018 featured post: fun for kids: 5 things every pa

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