Thank you all for your lovely comments and @Susan - s3js for the Standing O. :heartpumppink:

Thanks Lynne, this is my husband, so he has grown, he is 82 now, but I think there are still some hangovers but he is a very kind and gentle man, in the true sense of the word. :hug3:

Another great page! I understand how you feel and most of those things (and some others unlisted) have presented me with difficulties over the years.

This is such a wonderful page. The lions draw you in and then the journalling smacks you between the eyes with a pathway direct to the heart. Find joy and keep taking delight in your grandsons. :flower: :hug3:

Another one for the heritage album

What an amazing page, very funny, witty and true. A wonderful handling of an awkward, hard topic.

A gorgeous layout with such colourful flowers in a wonderfully artsy background, with the flowery bubbles travelling up the page!

Ooh, I want what she's having! What a delicious looking page!

@bitzee, @AK_Tracy I am glad you both liked it as the folded photo shows how bad he was feeling , I think. There is no point in me asking about it as I think he has closed the memory down.

Another one for the album...

I am glad to see that those who are probably some of the poorest in the land reap some benefit but there is always an ulterior motive behind it isn't there? Me, I love a good steak or lamb roast...

Another one for the heritage album(s)

This leaves one asking for more. The picture is beautiful and the journalling is intriguing! I can't help wondering if what they are doing is legal or not and what rights they have got. In Australia we would refer to the roadside verges as the long paddock.

My daughter-in-law (at about 18 months) and her parents, brother and other family members.

Thankyou all and it is always a privilege to have the extra display in the newsletter:sparkles1:.

Instantly caught my eye. It couldn't be anywhere else! Great photos...