The 52 Project: 34/52

'A portrait of my daughter, once a week, every week in 2015.'

Dear Ruby,
This week you have been reunited with some of your friends who you hadn't seen for a few weeks while we were away on holiday. It was so lovely to see the way you embraced one another in a gentle, affectionate and familiar way. What a precious thing it is to have good friends to share life with.

Ever since you experienced what it feels like for a plane to land on a runway, you have become fascinated with the sensation of going over bumps in any kind of vehicle - planes, buses, cars and bikes. I think 'bump' has been one of the words you have used most frequently this week. You have also discovered that you can create a bumping sensation by going down the stairs on your bottom, which is now your preferred method of descending our staircase.

This week has ended on a bittersweet note - we attended the funeral of your Great Grandmother, Iris, who you have enjoyed many Facetime conversations with. It is sad that you didn't get to spend more time with her, but thankfully you still have two sets of wonderful Grandparents who love you very much. We spent the rest of the weekend staying at Nanny and Grandad's house, which involved lots of butterfly and caterpillar spotting in the garden, eating delicious hearty picnic pie, feeding chickens and playing catch with Uncle John and Granny in the garden. Here's to celebrating time spent making memories with family.

All my love,

Mama xxx

P.S Grandad captured this photo of you.

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  1. Popping in from The 52 Project, what a great photo, love the eyes. Regards Kathy A, Brisbane, Australia

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    1. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, Kathy : )

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  2. Hi Hannah, still loving reading of your experiences and watching Ruby grow! Noticing a subtle change in this week's picture, less of a toddler and more of a little girl!!! Sad to hear about your granny, she must have been a good age- and one very much loved. Take care, and I wonder what this week will bring for you all??!!! X

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    1. Hi Clare, thank you for your comment! It's lovely to hear that you are still enjoying reading these blog posts, nearly two years on : )
      My Granny was 94, and she was most definitely very loved by all who knew her!

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