The power of the blog is amazing. I wrote a post yesterday about how blissful it would be going to the beach with my daughter and after I posted I agreed with myself. It would be lovely to go to the seaside with my little girl so we went to Brighton for the day today and had a fabulous time!
I totally love being a mother and every day my little girl becomes more and more my little best friend. Only eighteen months old but she can be so kind and caring, and she has a brilliant sense of humour. She also shares my love of shoes! (Of course I am writing this post through rose-tinted glasses and completely ignoring any of the training she's currently undergoing for the terrible twos!)
Anyway, I thought this photo would be perfect to go with this post tonight. It's so simple but I think very powerful. Mother is in capital letters as it's so important and the flower lies next to it showing the beauty of motherhood. More excellent work from very a talented photographer.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
'I am a mother...' by {life through the lens}
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Thats lovely, it is always great to go on an unexpected adventure. I am very impressed with your daughters love of shoes. Hmmm, my daughter is 15 months old, I should start training her now. Aaaahhh, do you have any photos of shoes scheduled? :D:D:D oh bliss! Jen.
ReplyDeleteit is a beautiful photo, i agree...
ReplyDeleteand i love your post...
i share so many things with my daughter and it's a blessing I'll not take for granted! we craft together and read together....
bliss....
thanks for sharing your thoughts...glad you had a nice time taking your own advice...a day at the beach with your little girl! nothing better!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
What a beautiful post about being a mother. I love the relationship that I have with my kids...they are so special! I'm so honored that you chose this picture...it's one of my faves. ♥
ReplyDeleteThat was so beautifully written , fantastic photo.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely this is and that you spent the day with your daughter at the beach. And Brighton, no less! Lucky you. I love all of Kristi's work. So simple but so powerful. Thanks for sharing.
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