I am
blessed to have an insanely close family; I’ve grown up living in my extended
family pockets and I couldn’t think of having any other way. Although, we all
live under 20 minutes away from each other and see each other regularly there
is nothing like spending quality time together for more than a few hours.
Therefore, we went on a long weekend break in the Sussex countryside to celebrate
a multitude of special birthdays.
We
stayed in an amazing 6 bedroom house which had acres of land, tennis courts, a
swimming pool and most importantly a huge kitchen/dining room. My family are
crazy arse people meaning we had activities in the day and dance parties in the
evening, with bedtime being no earlier than 3am. It was a fabulous reminder
that even though us ‘kids’ are growing up and are parents are hitting the big
50, nothing is changing- if anything our relationship as a tight knit little
pack is getting bigger and better. Whether we’re curled up on the sofa all
together watching a movie, having a pub lunch, walking the dog, playing tennis,
double-dutching in the hallway at 2am, cooking a Sunday dinner, Irish dancing,
playing cards, competing on Pointless or nailing the Cha Cha Slide we shall
always be laughing.
There
may have been 3 generations of us under one roof, all of whom have experienced
different lives but, we all have one thing that shall always bring us together
and that is our love for each other. Yes, we have little tiffs sometimes or
people get under each other’s toes but, at the end of the day we are a family
and that can never be broken.
Peace Out My Lovelies xxx
PS. Album of the day: Love Is Hopeless 2013 (Bands such as All
Time Low, We Are The In Crowd, Yellowcard etc. covering songs including True
Colours, Toxic and Locked Out Of Heaven)
Video of the day: Becoming YouTube- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dKrTkDhGt4
Hi Amy. Great post. Glad to see the value you have for your family. It's great to have people who love and support you unconditionally. Hope you enjoyed your little vacation and got a good break from all the studying. Good luck in your last few months of Sixth form!
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Thanks for commenting, my dog is honestly the cutest thing and is such a significant little dude in my family's life! Followed your blog, it looks awesome, if you could do the same that would be greatly appreciated xx
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