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As previously mentioned, my 6 year old was desparately in need of a haircut.
I promised some after photos.
Then his front tooth fell out, so here are some after-the-after photos too.
And yes- the cheeky grin and red hair perfectly match his temperament!
Finally, I was struck by the similarity between these two photos –
They may have been taken 2 years apart, but the smile and twinkle in his eyes are just the same!
At www.JohnLewis.com they are asking parents to share their Christmas “Rules for a Perfect Family Christmas” and plan to compile a huge list of them early in December. This post is my contribution. Being a bit contrary, I prefer to call them traditions……. Rules are just asking to be disobeyed, but traditions sounds much more…….something?!!!…
This year our church held a Fall-Fest celebration on 31st October as an alternative to the tradtional Halloween Celebrations, so instead of dressing up and having too much sugar Trick or Treating, we went to a party where…..the kids dressed up and had too much sugar! Posting my lessons up in 3 parts Lesson 1…
The title of this blog, I promise, was part of the instructions that came with my new iron yesterday. I understand why companies include such warnings, but it still amazes me that it should be necessary. Today the kids finished school for the summer. We will be up at the cottage for 5 weeks, and…
With the kids all off school, and as we are avoiding all possible retail experiences, we have done some baking. Yesterday we made brownies (yes, actual baking, including an oven and all that!) and they were delicious. Today normal service has resumed in that our baking today is a no-bake recipe. This is a classic…
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How interesting! I just found your blog in {i heart faces}. I saw the N.Ireland thing and had to click! …because my husband and I are both from NI too! We moved to Canada 11 years ago, but we still go back every Christmas to see our families….and shop!! 😉 We have a couple of things in common, because we are Christians too! 🙂
So nice to see you, and I loved seeing your wee man. My husband and I are both red heads, so it made me smile!
Jill
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I would love to have this little guy for my portfolio
especially now that the tooth is gone –
so so cute!!!!
Only 5more weeks till B gets his present then we can start making plans to see each other!!!!
He is just too cute! Carla
Wow! Sometimes if you don’t know a child they change so much in pictures. He looks so much the same. Tell him congrats on the tooth.
LOL!!! He has room to be mischevious – it goes with the look. How could you not smile back at that jolly little face? The haircut really transformed him though, must say. Thanks for sharing his wonderful smile with us, it made my day.
Love, Barb
JanMary–those portraits are wonderful! Yes, the cheeky, mischievious grin and the know-it-all twinkle are there! It doesn’t get much better than this!
omgosh, he’s super cute, JanMary! 🙂
He’s absolutely adorable with his cheeky wee grin:) We’re back on wobbly tooth patrol here too.