We left the other side of the mountains for our 5 plus hour drive Monday at 3:15 am because sadly we both woke up earlier and couldn’t get back to sleep. We are recuperating and trying to get our internal clocks back in sync with the West Coast. It’s not easy. My head feels like stone. When the creative side of my brain starts working again I’ll start on my posts from Oxford and beyond. Thank you for your visits and following along on our trip.
Our Colville kids stopped by for a short visit and it was so good to get hugs from our grands.
On the highway home we spotted Fall colors and changing leaves. Soon those leaves will be falling. Hope all is well in your corners. Praying for those of you who have storms coming your way and for our friends on Prince Edward Island that their power will be restored soon!
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Bet it’s lovely to be home and see your near family. Hope your sleep patterns get back to normal quickly. B x
…home is always a good place to be.
Recuperating after travel sounds purely awful. I had not realized. Anyway, welcome home and may you feel normal again soon. Looking forward to your reports.
Love,
Vee
Welcome back! Eating meals at the normal time for home always straightens me out, when I’ve changed time zones. Hope you’re back to normal soon!
Welcome home Ellen, I am looking forward to seeing your photos from the UK. I too am hoping for the best with all who are in the path of these storms.
Nice to be away but always great to get back home again.
Welcome back. The best thing is sleep to get your internal clocks reset. 🙂
I enjoyed following your trip while you were away, and look forward to more posts about it. Jet lag is never fun and I hope you will soon be back on schedule.
Welcome home. Hope all was well on the home front when you arrived!
You had a great time. Just wonderful. I think I do need a new honeymoon…Even in my own country! Welcome back.