Having received this photo today from New Zealand of my youngest grandson (four months old today) I have to share it with you as he decided to join in with this week’s theme.
Oh no, please don’t send me out to dig drains!
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I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.
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What an absolutely lovely photo of a very cute grandson. Love the caption too. You must be so eager to visit. Have you met him yet?
Hehe, he doesn’t look to happy to be wearing it does he?Nope. November will be the first time. He’s now 4.3 kg so growing well.
They should not let him have watched that economics programme…
Hahaha 😉
Just say no little buddy. Tell them you haven’t seen the lay of the land yet and have lots of time before you work.
What an expression. Oh my. Why are kids so darn CUTE? I just got a whiff of that baby smell. Mmm. ❤
Hope you mean that baby talc smell and not the other end… 😉
OOpsie.
Talc. TALC of course. That new baby smell….
He doesn’t look too happy Jude. Perhaps he knows that men just don’t do orange!
Regards as always, Pete. x
You’re right Pete, he looks terrified that he will be seen, that expression says it all! I guess they just don’t want to lose him 😉
He is adorable Jude! Not sure he is keen on the fashion but just a doll. Thanks for sharing this.
I don’t usually do family posts but this was just so apt I couldn’t resist. He does look better than when his father dressed him though 😉
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Aww what a little cutie!! They grow up so fast though. Simon’s youngest grandson, Matthew, turns one tomorrow 🙂
A lovely age – they learn so much so quickly. I shall expect a photo of him 🙂
We went to see them this evening briefly before Matthew and Callum both had to go to bed! I’ll be taking new photos of them this weekend at his 1st Birthday Party 🙂
So cute Jude, what an expression of wonder…
I heard on Jo’s post you are coming to Australia in November? Where will you be staying? We will be back home on the GC by then.
Hi PP. In Sydney for 2-3 weeks, then possibly NZ for 2 weeks and a week at the end during which I have no firm plans. Possibly a trip up to the GC?
We would just love it if you come to the GC and we could meet. Have you been to the GC before, all sun, sea, surf and fun?????
I have been up there before, but it was 1998! Drove up from Sydney to Noosa and Fraser Island. How far is Byron Bay from you?
Since they put in the new motorway it is less than an hour. The scenic drive (much better) is about another half hour, but lots longer if you stop for photos, exploring little villages etc. We moved to the GC from NZ in 1998… A lots changed in that time.
Oh, Jude, thank you for a sorely needed chuckle today and a lovely promise that the friends and family we lose to death come back to us in the eyes of babies. He is absolutely darling; I hope you get to see him in the near future (?)
November Sammy. Flights booked so I will be there, even if I have nowhere to stay yet 😉 He was born prematurely so we are all very pleased that he is doing so well. Small but perfectly formed!
Such a cutie!
Getting spoiled rotten during his first trip to New Zealand to meet his mom’s family.
He is so cute! My grandchildren also lives in New Zealand!
He lives in Sydney, but his Mommy is from NZ so he is out there visiting the family. How often do you get to see your grand-kids then Aletta? It’s difficult when they are so far away.