Happy Father's Day Dad - wherever you are.
We remembered your birthday Mum on the 17th
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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15 comments:
lovely, sugar! xoxoxoox
Nice one. You are so like your mother! :¬)
xxx
It's so strange to be able to participate in Father's Day. I never thought I'd be a father. My plan was to become a cranky old man in the city with people impatiently waiting for my demise because I had a great apartment. Here I am, two daughters later. What a surprise!
It's so much fun looking at old photographs!
thanks for sharing pieces of your life!
Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there.
Savannah\: ;)xoxox
Mapstew: I wish i had her tranquil nature.
UB; nil desperandum - you may still be a cranky old man;)
Tracy; it's a pleasure for me to look at them again.
GG: here here!
Adore the photo of your Dad with the Corgi (?)
Lovely !
cheers, parsnip
Been through old photos today myself. Time turns all the happy memories poignant...
They had good reason to be proud of their daughter. Elegance and beauty, it is handed down and can never be obtained by money alone.
Parsnip: we had a beloved corgi named Havoc.Then Mum and DAD bought this one - Shane who was completely different and a real tinker.
Macy: it's good I think to be reminded of the happy times.
Jimmy: their greatest legacy was the background of a loving home and a marriage that lasted for over sixty years till Dad died at eighty five.
In the early years money was too scarce to mention - you know all about that.
I came across something from my Dad today, too. Lovely memories, Pat.
Now I know where you get your looks from. What an attractive couple they are.
What lovely parents and lovely photos!
Debra: that was lovely - I red about it today.
Queenie: Dad was a rock and Mum was cuddlesome. What more can a child want?
Kath: in those days we were so careless of photos and now they are priceless.
Atmospheric, Pat.
Lovely memories, I'm sure.
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