28 December 2011

Boxing Day, 3:15pm, 2011


Scotland on a winter's afternoon...

Merry Christmas

To you,

Thank you for keeping abreast of all things Lilah on this wee blog.  It is always a pleasure to hear that it has been visited, and to hear that you know what is going on because of it.  I wish that I could be more on top of it sometimes, and add pictures daily so that there is a real continuity to Lilah's growth, but life really gets in the way!  It is a New Year's resolution of mine to get it together and update a few times a week.  Maybe come 2013, I'll be able to do the once-a-day thing...

I wish you the very best in 2012, and hope that all your Christmas wishes come true.  Lilah seems to be pretty chuffed with her gifts from Santa, and the fact that she and I get to spend every day for the next 2 weeks together.  (So far we've been face-painting, swimming, and to our winter outdoor carnival in the city centre, but the holiday is young yet!)  

I'm trying to do some positive thinking about the potential for 2012, and would really appreciate any additional good vibes that you're willing to share our way -- Steven and I spent 2011 working extremely hard with not much to show for it, and I, for one, think it is time for Steven (at least) to get acknowledged for his talents and abilities.  So please wish him well in the search for new employment... unless you know of a job that's going...

In closing, LilahTime will continue until Lilah says "hey mum, you better stop that shit.  it's getting embarrassing.  my friends are looking."  

tee hee...

maybe...

With love,

Lauren

have a holly, jolly christmas


christmas morning in front of the tree


lilah and tia on christmas,
lilah is eyeing up the presents,
tia is eyeing up the ornaments


grandma sue's present was an instant favourite


nonni's present was the only reason to get changed out of pyjamas
(she loves the sparkles)

8 December 2011

another good thing about scotland



sometimes schools get cancelled because of Severe Weather Warnings - at Red, the highest level - due to gale force winds...

this picture was taken earlier today in Helensburgh, a few miles down the road from Glasgow.  this guy was trying to fly.  and why not?