7 October 2014

40/52

"A portrait of my son, once a week, every week, in 2014."


F:  Let's go fly a kite.

So here we are, 40 weeks into this project and my countdown to the end of the year has been set. Although last week has felt completely manic – hence this post being a  little late – we managed to take some time out to hang out and just be.

F loved running back and forth, trying to get his cool new pterodactyl kite c/o Jurassic Kites to chase him in the air. What more could a boy want?

Linking up with The 52 Project

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16 comments

  1. This is a wonderful series, such a great idea.....your photos have such a lovely quality about them.
    My son is now 9 years old....time passes way too quickly :)

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    1. it's so true you really need to cherish your time with them x

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  2. great photo! we've just gotten new kites for the girls!

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  3. Beautiful photos as always and I love that zebra top!

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  4. His zebra top is brilliant, where is it from? x

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  5. I love the zebra top too! Great weather for kites at the moment - perhaps we should get one ourselves :-)

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    1. Oh you so should, he's having so much fun with it. x

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  6. I can remember my parents bought me a kite for my birthday one year when I was little but never took me out to actually play with it! Love his t-shirt! x

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  7. Oh what my Charlie wouldn't give for a pterodactyl kite *adds to Christmas list* Gorge photos x

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  8. that top is amazing! and i used to looove flying kites ..or a plastic bag on a piece of string :)

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  9. Oh what a lovely portrait - I love his zebra print tee and flying kites really is a lovely thing to do
    Laura x

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  10. I love those zebras! We've not Talitha kite flying yet. Must do.

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