This photo is my Week 9 entry to Project 52.
Do you remember a few weeks ago I wrote a post about how nice it is to receive a handwritten letter in the post, and how sad I am that it happens so rarely these days?
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This photo is my Week 9 entry to Project 52.
Do you remember a few weeks ago I wrote a post about how nice it is to receive a handwritten letter in the post, and how sad I am that it happens so rarely these days?
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Every so often we seem to go through short spells where DorkySon makes lots of developmental leaps at once. You’d think we’d be used to it by now, but we’re not; DorkyDad and I are still left looking at each other in shock, and asking where our little boy has gone.
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I am breaking all sorts of self-imposed rules here. I don’t very often put family photos on the blog. I promised that my Project 52 photos would be of things other than DorkySon. And this is my third post about our holiday, which seems a bit excessive.
But I love this shot so much that I really want to post it as my Week 8 photo.
DorkySon and DorkyDad: they’ve got a good thing going on.
I tried really hard when we were away last week to stay offline and not be constantly checking my emails or updating my status on Facebook. DorkyDad did the same and I’m sure that helped us really relax and enjoy ourselves.
I couldn’t help turning my phone on for a sneaky wee peek online last Wednesday though, when I knew that Save the Children were launching Name A Day as the next phase of their No Child Born to Die campaign. I was thrilled to see coverage of the launch in a prominent position on the BBC and Guardian websites, as well as ALL OVER Twitter and Facebook!
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The swimsuits and shorts have all been washed and put away… the photos are up on Facebook… and most of my tan fell off in the shower this morning. Yup. Our holiday is officially over.
But what a holiday it was. One of those weeks that leaves you feeling relaxed, happy, and so very, very lucky.
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