julia at age 1 – “after you said no, how many times can i put this in my mouth, until you get REALLY mad?” always testing me and pushing my buttons – but always pushing me to be a better mum too, teaching me how to be more patient and understanding ♡
a weekly portrait of my daughter (this week two)
moving to turks and caicos has really tought me how to live with little or no shopping – ok, for a certain period of time. here, you don’t feel the need to spend, there is limited choice and the prices are high. on the down side, when i’m off island, i know i have a few days to shop and sometimes not enough time to plan and decide what i really need/want. it’s all or nothing…
if you are craving a little vacations shopping, here is where i like to go (in no particular order) if i have to get a gift for a friend or when i’m in need of some retail therapy – Continue reading
julia at age 1 – when we wake up every morning at 6.30, we have our little morning routine, james takes julia out to the garden and the beach, she points out to everything and waves hi to everyone she sees. but the best part (other than having 5min for myself!) is the look on her face when she comes back home with a flower in her hand for me! this has become my favorite time of the day ♡
a weekly portrait of my daughter
julia at age 1 – feeding julia has always required a lot of patience and good moods, but now i’m having a hard time giving her vegetables, so we’re trying a different approach…a fruit smoothie with disguised vegetables, and she loves it! (this one had frozen mango, frozen raspberries, avocado and spinach) ♡
a weekly portrait of my daughter
in february we celebrated julia’s birthday, and got back on track on island life. the weather has been strangely chilly for turks and caicos, which is nice for a change, and allowed for long walks and cozy nights in watching movies.
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