country living

Posted on August 31, 2008

On Fri­day I went to Eddis­bury farm to do a bit of fruit pick­ing.  The farm was beau­ti­ful and I had a really great time.  I think the kids really enjoyed them­selves and knew exactly which ones to pick and which to leave behind.

All of them gob­bled up the yummy sweet­est largest rasp­ber­ries I have ever seen.  I think they ate more than they kept but isn’t that the point of pick­ing your own fruit with children?

I think my favorite bit was sit­ting down and watch­ing them eat­ing apples with the trees in the back­ground– car­bon foot­print 0 (except that we drove 45 min­utes to get there so uuum I guess we did have a bit of a car­bon foot­print but lets just for­get that).





Three Corners– Water

Posted on August 31, 2008

This months theme was easy peasy for me as I was sur­rounded by water!  Although I feel this month that my pho­tos are not really of my cor­ner of the world but is of the cor­ner of the world that made me who I am.  The cor­ner of the world that I know sooo well and yet had moments of feel­ing disoriented.

As always pop on over to Jenty’s and Corey’s and check out how they inter­preted the theme this month.





sssshaawing!

Posted on August 28, 2008

What do you do when your 2 year old insists you watch her swing?  If you try to walk away she calls out mommy! moommy! moooommy!! mooooom!!!! So you for­get about wash­ing the dishes.  You grab your cam­era, sit down and just take pho­tos of a child who is rapidly turn­ing into a ham!

The beach is becom­ing a sweet dis­tant mem­ory. This is what we’re wear­ing around here at the moment.

This morn­ing Squidge received a let­ter from some­one we miss very much!  She was very excited when the let­ter dropped through the door.  It made me cry and after the first sen­tence I handed the let­ter over to Wal to fin­ish read­ing.  I went into the kitchen and had a bit of cry while I did the dishes.

the orig­i­nal ham(ster)





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