Bluedaisyz Photo Challenge: Routine
The photo is of me proudly holding my twin granddaughters back in 2012.
My daughter-in-law is the Routine Queen – thank goodness, because I don’t know how we would have survived those first few months without her brilliant regime!
Other Routine photos: Cathy’s and Jamie’s
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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Awww!!
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So cute!
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You mean me of course! Tee hee!!!
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All three of course!!
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Ha!Ha! 🙂 😉
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What a beautiful photo:-)
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Thanks Eddie, it is so lovely to look back at that amazing time.
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How lovely!
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It certainly was a wonderful time – if exhausting!
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You don’t look anything like I imagined!
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Ha Ha! What did you imagine?!
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If you don’t mind me saying you look so conventional. I imagined some wild free spirit!
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Interesting! The wild free spirit is certainly kept under wraps nowadays (outward appearance-wise anyway) because it seems to unsettle people so much in my family and local community! That’s why I love to blog – as Wild Daffodil can express herself in cyber-space if not in a Dorset village!
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Here is a post from Dec14 that says a little more on these lines. xx
https://daffodilwild.wordpress.com/2014/12/02/dancing-on-rainbows/
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Much more how I saw you! 🙂
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Yay! ❤
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Lovely! Yes routine can be a very helpful thing at times!
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You are so right. I’m absolutely hopeless at routine – it is just as well I didn’t have twins!
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Bless them!
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They were SO tiny, it is wonderful to see such sturdy little two (nearly 3) year olds now.
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