Our week in photos: Project 366 3rd-11th April

This photo doesn't do justice to the beautiful rays of sun coming through the clouds as we drove home from Suffolk. 

It was a tough day, trying to keep all three children happy, quiet and well behaved at work and I really needed this by the time they'd gone to bed!

Of the 30+ mini huts that we saw today this was our favourite. You can see more photos of the trail here.

We answered a twitter shoutout for families to help road test the activity cases at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich. It was somewhere I had wanted to visit ever since we move to Norfolk but never got round to it. The children really enjoyed our time there and Charlie had great fun copying some of the artefacts! 

Triplet lambs at Gressenhall. Charlie wants one as a pet but couldn't understand that they won't stay that small and adorable for ever. 

It was a warm day and the sun was shining, intermittently, so we packed up a picnic and took a trip to Eaton Park for the children to run around (and hopefully tire themselves out!) Eaton Park is one of our favourites as there's so much there for the children and is such a beautiful park.

Charlie had a football match early Saturday morning so me, Molly and Harry took advantage of the Odeon 50% off offer and went to see Zootropolis. They said it was a good film but I fell asleep during most of it!

The last day of the Easter holidays so we went to the coast to make the most of the sunshine. The children played pooh sticks in Great Yarmouth Waterways but most of the sticks sank :(

I thought that Harry would be exhausted after his first day at his new school and the long taxi journey back but he was full of life so after dinner we had a kick-about in the nearby park.