June in pictures • 2016

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I thought that I would do a picture post on the 1st of every month to reflect on the month just gone. We have had a busy month with a lot happening and didn't actually realise how much we had done.

I have picked 6 pictures, some may have been in other post but sone are just of the month gone by.


Going from left to right..

1. This is when Lil's had her latest hair cut, she looks so grown up with a full fringe BUT I do have to reset it every morning lol.

2. A trip to the pafk witg a picnic, we had a good few hours at this park, the play park is amazing and there's so much to do.

3. Our little park outside our flat. She never liked these swings in the pasy but they have just replaced it and she has now decided she loves them.

4. National picnic week was this month and we took full advantage of this with pretty.much having a pjcnic a day, even if ut was just on our front room floor.

5. Lil's got her first Lego friends set this month and she loves it, I may have gone back up the next day and picked up a set for her birthday whicb is a super cool set and was reduced to clear.

6. Lastly this is a picture from Armer Forces Day, there will be a post for this coming soon. I absoloutly love her facepaint and even got some done myself.

I have enjoyed this month the best so far but I hope the yeara continues to improve and not go back a gear.

xXx

Comments

  1. Unknown3 July 2016 at 08:34

    That's such a great idea to do a picture round-up. Fab pictures. Love Lil's fringe 😊

    Laura x

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  2. teamonster3 July 2016 at 16:15

    a wonderful idea for a monthly post. I love the face painting x

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  3. Mellissa Williams4 July 2016 at 00:26

    Lovely to see a picture round up like this. Lego is great, my son still loves in and he's in uni!

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  4. Unknown4 July 2016 at 19:26

    Well you learn something new everyday. I didn't know there was such a thing as National Picnic Day. I'll keep it in my diary for next year ;-)
    Fab pictures this month!

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  5. Emma Lambert4 July 2016 at 19:39

    Lovely photos, it looks like you had a great month :) x

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  6. Unknown6 July 2016 at 09:49

    What a great idea! I'm so impressed you managed to pick 6 for the whole month. I take far too many - I'd struggle. Look forward to the armed forces day post :) x

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    1. Gigglesinloveable7 July 2016 at 13:45

      Thank you :) the Armed forces day post is up now if you wanted to read it x

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  7. Unknown15 July 2016 at 22:10

    Lovely photos and a great way to look back on the month. I don't know how you managed to only pick 6!! X

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