Showing posts with label Photostory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photostory. Show all posts

Friday, August 08, 2008

Sun rising in the Freestate

PhotoStory Friday
Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek





This was taken VERY early this morning just before Harrismith on the N3. Yip, you guessed it, we're on holiday :) And yip, you guessed right again, I was doing my favourite trick of taking photos at 140kph!
In fact, as I'm typing this, I'm sipping some well deserved red wine and listening to the sea :) Nothing can beat that.

Sunrise over Freestate


Can't wait to take the kids to swim in the sea tomorrow, chat later. So forgive me for not visiting all my usual blogs for the next few days ;)

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Friday, July 25, 2008

Feel the love

PhotoStory Friday
Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek

I left work early today and popped in at Marlise's house for a glass of wine (or two) quick playdate . I had a ball taking photos of Tanya and her brood again.  Tanya is going back to work next friday, and is really enjoying the last few full days with Saige.  It's the worst thing in the world having to go back to work, and leaving your baby in the care of someone else... hope they all adjust quickly.
Feel the love
Kissing baby

Saige smiling at her sister
Saige smiling

...and Lemon (Tanya's older daughter) was only too happy to pose for me too, it was her birthday today.
Lemon

 

Friday, June 13, 2008

Photostory Friday: Watching the road


Hosted by Cecily and MamaGeek


One of Connor's favourite pastimes at home is to play in the front of the house (because he's never allowed to venture there on his own) and watch the traffic and passersby through the fencing.
He was outside when I came home this evening, so we played outside for a while... and boy it was a busy few minutes.

First he was plane-spotting...
Planespotting
Then he started sweeping the driveway...
Connor and the broom
And then the broom got abandoned in favour of shouting "Gaaaaahhh" on top of his voice to passersby, and then lifting his hands in dismay when they disappeared out of sight.
Gone
I always find it incredible how the simple things turn out to create the most fun for toddlers.

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