I'm sure that everyone agrees that childhood is a great time. You know... no worries, no work, no responsibility; only playing games and having fun. I must admit it was so long ago;(
I found at home some photos from my childhood. I become sentimental when I'm looking at them...
My uncle and little me...little plump me;)
I still adore this cake;D
I found at home some photos from my childhood. I become sentimental when I'm looking at them...
My uncle and little me...little plump me;)
I still adore this cake;D
With my father...
Some photos with my younger sister...
Some photos with my younger sister...
Where am I?:)
With my cousins... Now, majority of us is twenty-something.
The girl holding the baby has now her own one;)
With my cousins... Now, majority of us is twenty-something.
The girl holding the baby has now her own one;)
Childhood memories...
Childhood is the great time when you believe that Santa exists. When you are older you have to buy presents on your own;D
I remember waiting for the first star. Without the first star there is no eating. Without eating there are no presents, it's obvious;) So we always noticed the first star.
I don't remember how long I believed that Santa exists but, of course, I believed. I remember that during one of our Christmas Eve suppers my parents said something like: 'Girls! Please go to the grandma's room and look for the Santa'. Our elder cousin Ania took us there. And we were looking through the window on the sky... no Santa!;( But when we came back to our parents they said: 'Ooooh look! Santa came and brought some presents'. When I think about this situation I notice how gullible we were;) I'm sure that at that time our cousin knew that Santa doesn't exist!:)
When it comes to presents... I don't remember me and my sister writing letters to Santa. Maybe it took place once or twice but I'm not sure. But, somehow, every year we got some presents;) Presents were the most important aspect of Christmas Eve supper... Every child waits for presents.
I remember waiting for the first star. Without the first star there is no eating. Without eating there are no presents, it's obvious;) So we always noticed the first star.
I don't remember how long I believed that Santa exists but, of course, I believed. I remember that during one of our Christmas Eve suppers my parents said something like: 'Girls! Please go to the grandma's room and look for the Santa'. Our elder cousin Ania took us there. And we were looking through the window on the sky... no Santa!;( But when we came back to our parents they said: 'Ooooh look! Santa came and brought some presents'. When I think about this situation I notice how gullible we were;) I'm sure that at that time our cousin knew that Santa doesn't exist!:)
When it comes to presents... I don't remember me and my sister writing letters to Santa. Maybe it took place once or twice but I'm not sure. But, somehow, every year we got some presents;) Presents were the most important aspect of Christmas Eve supper... Every child waits for presents.
2 comments:
These are greatr pictures Kasia :) But the youngest one - I would never guess it's you!
Kasia!!! great photos:) you were such a cute little girl:) and your face expressions in these pictures are fantastic:)
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