On the way we had to take the Tube, then a train. When we got to Kings Cross station we realised we only had a minute until the next train. Erin turned round to me and said: 'I'm not running for it!'
This follows missing a few buses recently, which we would have definitely run for a few months a go, with Erin turning round to me and giving me a look. Words aren't always necessary.
Today we went for a long walk at Richmond Park for a bit of exercise. It's a beautiful royal park with deer and a great view of St Paul's Cathedral from the far side of the park through a strategically placed telescope. We stopped a few times for Erin to rest her legs, feet and sore back - I'm not saying I didn't enjoy the rest but there were more than usual. Erin also asked me, as we approached the end of the walk, if I would tie her shoes laces. I did so without hesitation, if a little over enthusiastically, which led me having to untie them and tie them again less tight.
I guess what I'm saying is Erin's as independent as they come so the difference in her is quite stark to see as she enters her third trimester.
