Its quite amazing to look at my little girl and consider that she is now three years old. Where has the time gone? I have often heard of others telling me to cherish the moment as they grow up ever so quickly. But until you witness it yourself you never really understand what they are talking about.
The beauty of photography though is, that we will be forever young.
Willow said "Dor-a" today. It was quite a clear "Dora" too.. Dora was on TV this morning and we were getting ready for work and she just came out with it. She hasnt really said any other words before, apart from the "dada" and "mumma" sort of thing. So I guess Dora is officially her first word. Of course she wouldnt repeat it when we said it back to her.
Recently we celebrated Romilly's 3rd birthday.. here is Willow enjoying some of the cake..
On a recent holiday to Batemans Bay..
Today WIllow "technically" started to crawl.. not the most efficient of crawls but a crawl all the same.. well done Willow :)
Romilly understands that 'yesterday' is in the past - but as far as she is concerned it means any time in the past and not just the immediate day before today. So she often will say "remember yesterday.." when infact its a few weeks ago that she is remembering. I like this :)
Currently tuned into the United States of Tara.
Well tonight I had my first ever Gin and Tonic.. made it myself at home. A few years ago a friend gave me a bottle of gin in response to a favour I did for them - infact i cant even remember which friend it was or what favour it was. But i still have the bottle of Gin - the gin outlived my memories of the reason for getting it.
Anyway.. so tonight I 'cracked' the bottle and made myself a gin and tonic. Hmmm.. I wouldnt say that Im a fan.. infact I reckon that Im going to still have this bottle of Gin for years to come. I guess its an aquired taste.
When my brother in law temporarily migrated to Japan, one of the things he left me to play around with is his telescope. And I have to say its really quite amazing the detail you can - particularly on the moon. I have been simply blown away. I can see Astronomy becoming and addictive (and expensive) hobby. As soon as I saw the moon close up I knew I just had to photograph it. After all the telescope is a 900mm lens just asking to be connected to my camera!
Yesterday morning there wasnt a cloud in the sky so I went out and got a camera adapter for it (which wasnt too expensive) - of course as soon as the sun started to go down a storm front came through Sydney and destroyed any hope that I had of using it last night!! Grrr! Here is hoping for clear skies tonight though..
Anzac Day 2009 - we went out for Fish n' Chips to Lavendar Bay just around from Luna Park North Sydney. Left to right, lilly (the dog), Chrissy, Willow, Romilly and Annabelle.
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