Properly Lost

This morning I read more of Anglo-Saxon England.

After lunch I deleted from iPhotos all the pictures in

Carrying our evening’s dinner of Elizabeth’s spaghetti Bolognese, my sister, Danni, Ella and Jack visited this afternoon and created a lovely day for us all.

The intention had been for an Easter egg hunt in the garden, but as it was pretty drizzly outside and this would have been the third of the day it was decided to defer that, to stay indoors,

eat cup cakes and one egg, have a cuddle with Mum, then carry out

the hamper from the library and play games with the contents.

We then enjoyed an early dinner as described earlier, with which I finished the Fleurie, Jackie and Danni drank zesty, and Elizabeth drank FreeDamm, while the children drank water.

Ella and Jack followed this by

“getting properly lost” in the now sunny and dry garden. Where’s Ella? in the second of the above two pictures.

Seeing what I had hanging round my neck, Jack asked me “What’s that?”. He had never before seen a camera other than in a phone.

At the end of the daytime children enjoyed a lot during and watched Love Monster on TV. Danni e-mailed me these last two pictures.

47 comments

  1. I love the hugs that were captured, and glad you had an opportunity to talk about cameras to a young person! I am sad that the kids didn’t get to have an Easter Egg hunt in the garden, which must look splendid by now, with all the work Jackie has put in. At least they finally did get a chance to run around out there.

  2. Wonderful family photos, Derick, and coincidently this afternoon, I’m cooking up a batch of spaghetti Bolognese for dinner tonight …

    1. Thank you very much, Donna. Great niece and nephew actually, but really like grandchildren.

  3. Family visits are SO special: we will be visiting our Hout Bay family next week – a visit I am greatly looking forward to!

  4. Sweet sweet sweet photos! Great memories made! Glad Jack and Ella had so much fun! Boy, they sure are growing up quickly! 🙂
    That’s so cute and funny about your camera. My, yes, how times have changed. 🙂
    (((HUGS))) ❤️❤️

  5. That looks like a fun and memorable Easter with family, Derrick and Jackie! I remember Easter egg hunts when I was young. I also remember an egg got hidden under a seat cushion and I accidentally sat on it, not knowing it was there. 🙂

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