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29 December – memories of Christmas past
I asked my bloggy friend Mrs Miles, in Canada, for some inspiration on what to blog about today. She was as helpful as ever and came up with lots of suggestions, but I chose to share the following (instead of blogging about my pile of ironing – not at all interesting!). Our first Christmas as…

A quiet afternoon
This photo about sums up our day! George (the cat), by son and I all had a relaxing afternoon while my husband and daughters went swimming. Every week or so, my son needs to take an afternoon nap to “catch up”, and I probably need him to as well! Eventually, after sleeping for over 2…

Sisters
My two daughters, messing around in front of the camera to humour their mother and her Project 365. They are very tolerant of me and my camera, most of the time! Thanks kids, love you lots.

Day 4 – A Party Dress
Tonight I will start my post with my latest LO, using Chere Kaye’s Joy of the Season. Full credits can be found at DST and if you want to read the journaling you can find it there too. For today’s photo, after numerous attempts, I finally took this picture – enjoy!

On the 22nd December …. can’t see the wood for the Christmas trees
Among my many christmas decorations, I seem to have a growing forest of assorted trees! From small ….. ….to tall…… a thin one for the family room…….. and our plumper one in the living room glittery wooden golden indoor outdoor whimsical? Not sure what category these last ones would be part of! And finally …….

Faces of St Patrick in Belfast, 2010
On St Patrick’s Day this week, I managed to see the St Patricks Day Parade/Festival in Belfast. The city has made great attempts to make this an inclusive family day of celebration for all. Here are just a few of the carnival participants. (There were lots of kids involved in the parade, but I won’t…