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My latest iPhone photo shared on Instagram
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My latest iPhone photo shared on Instagram
What does Easter mean to you? Although Easter dresses have never really had any part of my life, I loved this post by Kristen at We Are That Family. As I try to prepare my heart for Easter, while packing the kids and their Easter Eggs for our trip to Dublin, I hope I get…
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
As I mentioned previously I managed to attend the St Patrick’s Day Parade/Carnival in Belfast again this year. Here are a few more photos from the day – mostly of hats, hair decoration, and a few more of the wee details that make up a great celebration. Hats – Large…… and small Crazy and cute…
My latest iPhone photo shared on Instagram
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
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With winter fast approaching and summer feeling like a distant memory, several families are looking to book a holiday in the sun sooner rather than later, and where better than Tenerife? Benefitting from a yearlong mild climate, this island destination is a popular spot for those wanting to lounge on the beach or take a…
This is my first entry into the I Heart Faces weekly photographic competition. I love checking it out every week. The theme for this week is Creative Cropping, and I am submitting this photo of my son who is 4 and has a real twinkle in this eye. I found a perfect quote to go…
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
UPDATE This giveaway is now closed and the winner (chosen at random, I promise) is Amanda from I Am Mommy Congrats to Amanda and keep watching for more giveaways soon. The lovely people at UPrinting have offered to give 250 printed custom greeting cards to one of my bloggy friends in US or UK! Regular…
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog