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Tuesday, 10 August 2010

Darragh's big day

Posted on 15:04 by Unknown
Just returned from Ireland, where the youngest member of the Davies family has just been christened. Baby Darragh is also the first of us who has joined the Catholic Church. He is a beautifully behaved little boy, who is blessed with a ready smile for everyone. The second photograph is of Baby Darragh actually being done, watched over by proud parents, Tim and Adrienne. He behaved like a little angel throughout the proceedings.

Now speaking of little angels, no-one would accuse his cousin, Ffion of being one of those. There never was such a lovable bundle of mischief. She just never stops - either talking or racing around. For most of my life I didn't know what tiredness was - and Ffi has inherited that gene. Mrs D and I are truly blessed with two of the most gorgeous little grandchildren. Sorry to be so 'female side' but I've had a couple of glasses of wine tonight. Always makes me that way.
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