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Festive season…busy time for me. Fitting in family, working and house stuff..oh and photography is just squeezing in at the end.

I wanted to do a lot more Autumn/Winter shoots. But it sounds like the snow is coming soon so I shall be out enjoying that!

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We haven't seen these guys for ages! Olivia and Arthur had great fun playing and fighting. Ceri and I enjoyed cake and caramel Latte! Fabulous morning! 

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Walking home from the library with all my lovely family. I can't believe how dark it gets so quickly now. It's lovely getting all cosy in the house snuggled up. BUT I'm looking forward to the sun coming back and visits to the park and beach :)

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Hot chocolates are best shared with friends, in pyjamas with blankets.

CHEERS TO THAT!!

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Lucky me getting flowers from my husband. A rare but very welcome treat. ;)

Another rare treat is having Rory come to stay. He is such a cutie. At the tender age of 15 he's lasted longer than his breed usually would. He's blind and quite deaf (slight selective hearing) but he's hanging on in there, with not long left it's been great for Martin, Amelie, Arthur and I all to spend quality time with him. His little face when the other dogs were taken out for a walk was not happy. So now he joins us on our walks. We don't take him far but he goes out wagging his little tail trotting along with us all. You can't wander off to far from him though because he'll either follow some other legs or look around hopelessly for you. 

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All children grow and learn differently. Amelie was always loved to learn something new and show everyone. Arthur is the total opposite. He likes to learn quietly, slyly on his own. I was sat watching him doing his usual bashing his balls continuously. Then I realised he was concentrating on what he was doing he was looking at the balls and matching the colours up. Even rushing to put them down and  then swap them round to the right places.

Growing up quickly. I plan to enjoy every moment of that. Nothing will ever be more important than enjoying my children grow up. 

xxxx