Over in England Easter time 1976
Denise  Mum  Bill 

White socks must have been the in thing.
The shed blew over the fence in a storm. 

Denise learning to walk

Denise--Mum--Grandma--Great Grandma   Denise's Christening day.
Thanks Bryan   

Denise's christening day

26 years and still tears flow xxxx

25 years have passed xx

Troy used to live round the corner from us in Lara and he kept coming to visit because we all loved him.  In the end the owners said "You have him" So we did.
We brought him to Perth with us on the plane.  Before we left Victoria he had had a sedative, that didn't seem to be working so we gave him another one.
When we went to get him in Perth, his eyes were glazed and he couldn't walk properly,  But he soon recovered.  He had to go in kennels until we found somewhere to live. Then he was with us until his death. 

Love this photo.  There were two little dogs at the house we stayed in after mum died.  They were not very used to small children but they were really good with them.

It was Easter time when we were over there and the girls got so many Easter eggs given to them.  They had them all lined up on the window sill. 

Denise was so bright and bubbly, full of fun.
Her dad called her Cheeky and she thought that was her name.
She told someone once." I'm not Denise I'm Cheeky."

Denise is so brown in this photo..She didn't take afer me in the colouring department.  She was like my mum.  Who I am sure had some forgeign blood somewhere in the past.  Didn't come across any in my Family Tree work.

My mum knitted for the girlsi.  She was very clever that way.

Her mum Denise's great grandmother bought us a very beautiful blue and white silver cross pram.  Which I had to leave in England.