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21/3 – 2/4

Published by Rebecca on April 2, 2011

My highlights of happiness continue to be based on my family. I cherish my time with them and am grateful for them each day. I love being a mother. It is so easy to be busy with life, and I have been making an extra effort to stop and enjoy my children. Stuff the housework. For a bit, anyway.

I went back to Adelaide for a weekend, and it was so wonderful to catch up with friends and family, who I miss so very much. I am finding it difficult to be so far away from people I love but I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. It’s a battle, for sure.

2/4/11: Children happily playing with Lego, creating a city with houses, houseboats, cars, planes, garages etc... reminds me of being a child - what fun Lego is!

1/4/11: My firstborn reads me a bedtime story. The bliss of spending an uninterrupted hour with my gorgeous daughter - was such a blessing!

31/3/11: The clarity of a baby's skin... upside down Miss (Elora) Jane

30/3/11: Sort of my smile moment: Elora sleeps in the cot for the first time

29/3/11: lunch date with my husband! What a treat! xox


28/3/11: God I love my family... we are so blessed

28/3/11: Coming home to my happy family and a bundle of homegrown carrots

27/3/11: Watching the sunset from my parents' balcony with my mum and my baby... priceless

26/3/11: Bathing Elora in the laundry sink... she LOVED it!

25/3/11: Just sitting with my Nanna, who I love so much

24/3/11: On the plane over to Adelaide with Elora

23/3/11: Mucking around with the phone camera (or is that camera phone?)

22/3/11: Quiet afternoon snuggles with my beautiful bubby

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