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Sunday, 26 June 2011

Sunday Snaps!



Eli and Ruby on the wedding day.
(You haven't seen these before!).

A life-long blessing for children is to fill them with warm memories of times together. Happy memories become treasures in the heart to pull out on the tough days of adulthood.


27 comments:

Olive said...

Adorable. Any other weddings planned at your house any time soon? This one was so exciting.

rainbow said...

These photos of the wedding are such a treasure. I feel your daughter should be a professional photographer. I work in the Photo Lab at Wal-Mart and we process a lot of the professional photos, plus photography has been my hobby as long as I can remember. I try to stress to the younger kids and newlyweds what a treasure photos can be. Thanks for sharing yours.

Jo-Anne's Ramblings said...

Eli has the most gorgeous blond hair I love these photos and rainbow is right they are as good as any professional could do.

SkippyMom said...

They r gorgeous This - & the quote is priceless. [more, ple@se? I'll give you @ comic if you give me more pics. giggle] Hugs, love & much thx. :)

Claudia Moser said...

Sweet! Lovely pictures!

Southhamsdarling said...

Olive - aren't they gorgeous?! I'm afraid we have no more weddings to come in the family now. We will have to wait for my eldest granddaughter, who is now 13. Hee Hee!!

rainbow - that's really interesting that you work in the Photo Lab at Walmart. You must see SO many photos. The two I have posted today were in a batch that my daughter had discarded, but I thought they were really sweet!

Jo-Anne Rambling - thank you. I'm sure my daughter will be very pleased with your comment! Yes, he has gorgeous hair. I love it!

SkippyMom - hi there! Well, it depends on which comic you're going to give me!! Hee Hee! Hope you're having a good weekend. I thought the quote was lovely.

Claudia - thank you, and I'm glad to see that you enjoyed the concert last night, and that your headaches have gone. That's good news indeed.

Lyndylou said...

so adorable!

Southhamsdarling said...

Lyndylou - thank you! How lucky were you, getting to see Take That!!

Unknown said...

So precious! I love the memories you share with us.

Anonymous said...

Lovely photos :)
I love the quote - and it's so very true!
Have a lovely Sunday!

Auntie sezzzzzz... said...

Soooooooooo cute...

See, I told you, you could pop more pics in, here and there. -giggles-

Yes, your daughter is amazing with her photography. And especially, with her "photographer's eye."

Many people can point-and-shoot and get the-main-parts of what's going on. But it takes "the eye," to see the great shot. And then, to crop it.

To me, cropping is so, so, so important. I'd be surprised if she didn't love her cropping tool, too. :-)

~♥~

Shady Del Knight said...

A fine looking lad and lass they are, Eli and Ruby! I often think of all the children from shattered families who grow up without happy memories of this kind to draw upon. Your family is blessed in so many ways, dear Thisisme. Have a wonderful Sunday!

Unknown said...

They sure are cute. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful rest of this sunday.

Rebecca said...

how adorable i love photos of kids they take the best pictures

Everyday Life

Chatty Crone said...

You said it - the more wonderful memories we have from childhood the better our adult life will be.

flowers on my table said...

Hi Diane, I have been away from the computer all week , so just catching up with all your posts. I love your grandson's lovely locks! So sorry to hear of your friend's unfortunate accident, I wish her a speedy recovery. Congratulations on your award, you definitely are a ray of sunshine! Congratulations on your tea-party, how fabulous that you raised so much money. Oh and I mustn't forget, congratulations to your dear old mum, she looks incredible! Have a lovely time with your family, love Linda x

Grammy Goodwill said...

You are so right. I made scrapbooks for each of my nieces when they turned 30 and used pictures of them with their cousins. I think they appreciated the memories they contained. Now I'm feeling guilty that I didn't do the same for my nephews. Maybe I'll try that for their 40th birthdays.

Southhamsdarling said...

knees and paws - Thank you my friend! I love sharing the photos with you all, and hope that you don't get too bored with them all!!

Eva Marie = thank you, and I'm glad you enjoyed the quote. It really is so true!

Aunt Amelia's Attic - you're right. I did find a couple more!! Thank you so much for the kind comments about the photography. Hope your weekend has gone well my friend.

Shady - they are rather special, aren't they, that Eli & Ruby Violet. You are so right, I am very blessed my dear friend. Yes, I often think of all the poor children that do not have good childhoods and it is just so sad.

Odie - thank you my friend, and thank you for always popping by and leaving your comments. I do appreciate them all!

Becca - thank you! I'm with you in thinking that children really do take the best photographs. Just like your special little man!

Chatty Crone - thank you my friend. It's true though, isn't it, that these memories do last into adulthood, and we must feel so sorry for the poor little ones that do not have these good memories :(

Southhamsdarling said...

flowers on my table - gosh, you really have been catching up on all my posts, haven't you?! Thank you for all your comments, Linda. I do appreciate them all!

Grammy Goodwill - Oh, that was lovely what you did for all your nieces, and I'm sure that they really did appreciate it. As you say, you'll have to do the same for your nephews a bit later on! Thank you for popping by today.

LV said...

What a precious shot of those children. I wish more people realized how important it is to save memories starting when a child is very young.

Southhamsdarling said...

LV - hi. Lovely to see you here today and , yes, it is so important to store those memories from a young age. Hope all is well with you.

Sally Wessely said...

Eli is just adorable with that blond hair. Well, they both are beautiful children. Indeed, children are treasures.

Sush said...

Hi Diane,
I just had the most delightful feeling looking at the little 'Ruby Dance' going on there! What precious grandchildren! And the oldest is thirteen...such a delightful age of becoming the person she will be!

Loves~Loves~Loves~

Southhamsdarling said...

Retired English Teacher - thank you! Yes, I love his blond hair. He really does look so cute! I was wondering if you saw that I gave you an Award the other day???

Sush - hee hee! Yes, it does look as if there is a little Ruby dance going on there. She does love to dance!

vintch said...

oh how adorable! look at their gorgeous clothes! thanks for sharing!

flowers on my table said...

Hi Diane, many thanks for your comments, yes I really love living near the sea too, I find it so relaxing. The book is very useful for helping you to narrow down your wardrobe and stick to the basics. I have already put some ideas into practice. I think it's good for girls of any age! I forgot yo say that I was very impressed with your little signature thingy and your handwritten post...my mind boggles. I'll stick to Picnik and Pinterest for now! Have a wonderful week, love Linda x The book is Parisian Chic by Ines de la Fressange printed by Flammarion.

Southhamsdarling said...

vintch - thank you my friend! They did look rather special in their clothes for the wedding day!

flowers on my table - book all ordered, and on its way!! I shall give it to her as a belated birthday pressie. She will love it!! Thank you for your comments on all my other posts too. I so appreciate you always stopping by.