PEACH FAMILY

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Far left is the Table made by my Grandad, who sadly passed away Sept'09. On the day after Christmas (boxing day) my family and my brothers family and our mum and dad had our Christmas dinner around this table in my grandads house, prob for the last time before it gets sold.

And Above is Freda again in the rain! Putting her hands out to catch a rugby ball!!

Here is my youngest Blessing Freda who is nearly 4(March 5th) she is just so full of the Joy of the Lord. she gets called all sorts of things like 'Sunny Girl' and 'Squidge'(for her lovely hugs)And loves being photographed and given lots of attention by her big brothers.

Taken January 2010

This is Jeremy, my third son. We were all in the van going out for his 10th birthday. The Older ones and his Grandad did the bowling for an hour, then we caught the train home as we all love going on the train. My dad(Jeremys Grandad) has a fascination for steam trains, but really we all kind of like them and get all nostalgic riding them.

This was 30th Jan 2010.

Monday, 31 August 2009

James(12),Jeremy(9),Jemima(5) and Freda(3) playing in the glorious sunshine in our garden Summer2009.

Sisters Freda and Jemima.

She really brings such Joy to all our family it radiates from her. Freda Elizabeth Joy Peach.

My wonderful Daddy, Christopher John Young, with his Grandaughters at the Beach day out.

Grandparents are Great!!At the Beach pointing out to his grandaughters things of interest across the sea. Summer 2009.

Jemima and her little sister Freda on the Sand Dunes at a beach about an hour away from where we live.

Big brother Benjamin(14) with littlest sister Freda(3)

Freda(3) as a Flower Girl at her uncles Wedding.

Freda Elizabeth Joy Peach(3)

My Grandad Mr Mark James(94yrs)

Friday, 23 January 2009

Mummy Peach watching the children in the snowDec'08

Freda and Jemima making their snowman Dec'08

James in the only snow we have had this winter!! We went to Sandringham Estate, where the Queen goes for christmas every year.Well not quite in the estate, just over the wall.