Tuesday, 10 February 2009
The wagon train
On my memories Blog I mentioned a wagon that Dad once bought me. To my amazement when I was scanning in my slides I found a black and white slide (the only black and white transparency film I ever used – as an experiment) which included some of my children’s toys. And there, hey presto, was my wagon.
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How exciting! I'm so glad that you found this, John.
ReplyDeleteOh, and those above photo's of your family are wonderful. Your wife is beautiful...her smile :) and your son with his dashing blue eyes. I have one of those...just one, a dashing blue eyed boy. My little man is my dark brown eyed strikingly handsome boy...and my oldest is the smily golden brown eyed catch.
I love to see family photos. I was digging through mine again today, reminiscing of those days gone by when I first became a mother. With each photo came a different feeling or thought. I'll be posting some in the near future too :).
Pictures are so wonderful aren't they?
ReplyDeleteTaking pictures of kids' toys is great fun. I've got a few, so it's fun to see one of yours.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... those would be American cowboys?
There's a story there...