I'm a GA! And I've only just met my dear little great niece. She and her parents are living in Ibiza at the moment, but she and her mother were back here in New Zealand briefly two weekends ago, so we nipped down to Hawkes Bay to see them. Audrey is about 19 months old, and has only recently started to walk. She is smart and beautiful. In my absolutely unbiased opinion, of course.
GA Kate and Audrey. A challenging step about to be dealt with. |
A first taste of marshmallow |
Intently watching Nanna Jane. Hat hair. |
I wonder what that GA looks like. She's always hiding behind that camera. |
Hellooo! |
Haven't you clicked at me enough with that thing? |
She looks an absolute sweetie!
ReplyDeleteThank you SP. I'll get to know her a bit more in December when they return. But I think she is too!
DeleteYorkshire Pudding Lost at Sea said: Audrey is one of the cutest great nieces I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteShe's a little doll YP.
DeleteOh yes, I did say that! My brain is befuddled by the heat.
DeleteI know it was what you MEANT to say YP.
DeleteThe last photo is the sort of photo that I would give my eye teeth to take. Every so often if one is exceptionally lucky that photo in a thousand turns up. You done well there girl!
ReplyDeleteErm, thank you Geeb. Coincidently, have a guess how many photos I did take. Well, actually not quite a thousand.
ReplyDeletesome great shots - don't ever disclose the real numbers of photos taken..... it's the beauty and magic of digital photography that we can now just keep clicking and sort them out later - well done GA!
ReplyDeleteIndeed AF. It's also true that back in more straightened pre-digital times, I feel took much better pictures more often. Because I couldn't afford not to. (Note to self: sort out and digitalise 1979 round-the-world trip slides)
DeleteHa! I just found your link to Henri the Cat - it was waiting to be moderated. Made me laugh - especially part 3, where Henri ends the clip with a quiet "Merde!"
ReplyDeleteYes! I was just watching part three too at the same time you were! I hadn't seen that one. Very cute.
DeleteAnd I only know what that word means through watching 'Tais tois!' ('Ruby and Quentin'.) You don't get those sort of words in French 101)
What? You're a Georgia? That can't be right.
ReplyDeleteOh, I eventually figured it out. You're a great-aunt or grand-aunt or whatever it's called.
Never heard or read the term "GA" before. Is that an Enzed thing?
Anyway, a gorgeous child and marvelous photography!
Thanks Robert. I made it up. It's not really terribly imaginative, 'tho'.
ReplyDeleteOnly just discovered this. Great having a read - love the photos, especially that last one. What a beauty!
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Welcome to TLVD Sarah!
ReplyDeleteShe IS a beauty, isn't she!? She's a lot like her Mum at her age.