Norfolk dreams

By jujupage1 -
Hello everybody,

Today I am going to do my first ever blog post! Last night for dinner, we had fresh oysters; I used to love them when I was little but now they're not for me. Though at least I tried them haha ;) .


After that, we had chicken with green beans, carrots and tomatoes. It was served on top of rice. It was very yummy!


Then we had papaya which is a kind of tropical fruit. We just ate that separately and it was delicious :)
                                    

So that is what my family had as a dinner. Hope you've enjoyed!

Bye, 

XOX, Juliette 💋

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