I had always wanted to have a daughter, not saying that I prefer girls over boys, its just the thought of doing girlie things with a mini me. I remember so clearly my husband and I's first scan appointment, where we were told our baby had burger buns (ha ha ha) my husband was in disbelief as he was expecting a boy. But in saying that, the day she was born and he held her for the very first time, she had her father wrapped around her little finger.
She is her father, through and through, attitude, features and a huge loving heart. She isn't too much into sports activities as I was as a child into my adolescence, however she loves reading, writing and generally anything to do with learning other skills as cooking, sewing etc, a real down to earth type of girl.
She loves anything I love, in fact she took her first photo when she was only 2 years of age. I taught her how to firstly care for a camera e.g. to always put the strap around her neck, so that if she was to accidentally drop it, it won't fall to the ground if the safety strap is around her neck. This lesson is an automatic thing she does.
I'm glad I taught her at a very young age to have a respect for a camera, no matter if it be an expensive to a inexpensive camera. She loves taking photos, just the other day, she was showing me her photos on her DSI on a slide show with background music and I began to tear up because she had photos that she had taken 3 years ago and I was surprised she hadn't deleted them, so now I've got myself having to find a way to download her photos onto the family computer, so I can print them out.
I'm happy to say that I've left a part of me with her and that is "Photos tell a story and they should be treasured for Life"
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