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Living Arrows 2017 // 13/52

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This year I am joining in with What the Redhead Said‘s project Living Arrows which is all about celebrating childhood.

 “You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth”

-Kahlil Gibran

Each week I will be posting a picture of Dexter showing what we have been up to or something new he has learnt.

 

This week saw Dexter’s first time on a beach. We live around five miles away from the nearest beach which is in Crosby but we’d never taken him before which is probably a bit strange! Anyway, it was a lovely sunny day on Saturday so we drove over and took a little picnic with us. We lay down a union jack fleece blanket and yet Dexter still managed to eat more sand than he did peanut butter and banana sandwiches. He loved rolling his hands in the sand and letting the grains slip between his fingers. In this photo we are having a cuddle inbetween exploration of the surrounding area. I am wearing a thick coat with my hood up because I am always freezing until it is at least 20 degrees Celsius outside! After the beach, we went for a little drive to a small village called Hightown, where we hope to move later in the year.

Living Arrows

If you want to take part in Living Arrows, check out the linky here.

Check out previous weeks’ installments here.

 

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Sherry

Thursday 30th of March 2017

We had a Saturday beach day too! Like you I am wrapped up super warm until it's properly hot haha #LivingArrows

Donna

Wednesday 29th of March 2017

I love that photo - so much fun! It looks like beautiful weather for the beach, what a lovely day! x

Laura | Little Ladies Big World

Tuesday 28th of March 2017

I love the difference between your boots and the little bare feet - I am the same though I am always wrapped up!

Victoria

Tuesday 28th of March 2017

Please keep us posted with picture of Dexter. He seems to having fun :)

Emma T

Monday 27th of March 2017

Great capture. If we lived 5 miles from the beach we'd be there all the time. But then we live about 100+ miles to the nearest one #livingarrows