LE PLANAY

Yesterday was a down day for me.  My friend, Heather, who has just moved to NY State from SA via six years in the UK has had a down week and I think I caught her bug.  It's so great to have someone to skype who is going through the exact same thing as you.  Moving is a hell of a thing.  One minute you're admiring the beauty of your surroundings and wondering why you didn't make the move years ago and the next you are grief stricken at leaving everyone behind and missing your nearest and dearest so much you can barely breathe.  I was having one of those days so Manu piled us in the car and we went for a drive.  Just a simple drive to explore a new area and it really does lift your spirits.  I think we are our own worst enemy sometimes when we wallow in our own self pity instead of stepping forward.  It's all a learning curve though isn't it.

So we landed up at Le Planay a little village stuck on the end of Megeve.  It was beautiful, fresh, undisturbed snow, crisp air and plently of space for the kids to play.

Wood for the winter

One of about 4 houses in Le Planay

Kick dad

Roll dad

Refreshments

Where did the paper plane go?

Mad Dad