BUT A POOR REFLECTION: A moment to cherish

Saturday, September 29, 2007

A moment to cherish

This is my favourite photograph: me walking with my daughter Sosha when she was just a little girl. How time flies! Sosha is a big girl now (13) - so I am happy that my brother in law Rob Koster captured this special moment for us years ago! (Click pic to enlarge)

Picture left: Sosha in 2007 - she still likes to walk on grass, but now she plays football and I am here biggest fan, of course.
If you have a favourite picture (perhaps also with your son or daughter) - please upload it on your blog and leave a comment here so that we can all take a look!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: That's a precious photo, Paul. Thank you for sharing it.

Now I'll have to dig through all of my old photos...; 9/30/2007 3:16 am
Carolanne said...: What a great photo, Paul!

I don't think I could pick a favourite one of my own since each one holds memories of moments that I will always treasure in my heart.; 9/30/2007 5:05 am

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