My Babies | The Photo Gallery

The theme on ‘The Photo Gallery‘ is ‘Babies’ and I couldn’t resist a trip down memory lane…

Each of them entered this world with a unique birth story (as we all do!), which I do think has contributed some what to their personalities. They were made with the love of my husband and I, both of us born in the UK, but all of them were born in Wellington, New Zealand. They are all proud to call themselves New Zealanders and were wonderful ambassadors for New Zealand whilst we were living in California, USA.

New Zealand really is their home and they are so fortunate to have a life of so much freedom, choice and options.

I snapped a photograph of them today, running together on the beach with their Daddy and our latest addition – our gorgeous ‘fur baby’ Cocoa the Cavoodle (middle name is ‘nut’)!

My babies in December 2014!So many amazing times we have shared and many more to look forward to. Right now, our eldest at 11 and a half, our second born at nearly 9, and our youngest coming up 5 in February, are all looking forward to the long summer holiday in New Zealand (only summer is a little ‘slow to load’ in Wellington right now!).

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Go check out the gallery over at Sticky Fingers blog for lots of cuteness!

 

 

3 thoughts on “My Babies | The Photo Gallery

  1. Lovely beachy picture! We are the opposite to you, I’m a Kiwi bringing up 4 little Brits. I love the UK but I do miss the NZ beaches.

  2. Lovely pictures … how quickly they grow! We do well to cherish every moment. The current picture does capture the freedom, choice and options …. exciting!

  3. Awww, I love and miss the UK so much, but we tend to end up living where our children have been born and where they are happy, we are, hey? And then there’s the importance of living where the work is at the time. I love all the national trust houses and gardens across the UK and the national parks. It’s nice to be able to enjoy a hike and know you’re never too many miles from a pub 😉 x

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