Tuesdays Treasure – my sisters
I come from a family of five girls, all born within 7 and 1/2 years. You can image what my poor mum and dad had to live through. We all made it past adolescence and into adulthood, studied, married lovely men, had two beautiful children each and still hold a very special sisterly bond.
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| (From Left) Cathy, Antoinette, Dad, Jane, Helen and Linda all enjoying high tea at Gunners at the Barracks. |
10 Comments
Quiltin' Sandy
What a lovely picture, Jane. It is wonderful that you have all remained close. I have only one sibling who is 8 years younger and we don't have much in common apart from both caring about our lovely Mum.
Those goodies on the table look delish, also! Sandy. 🙂
liz
I'm so jealous. I bet it was noisy at your place growing up.
KAYLEE
Lucky you, looks like all enjoyed the day, how lovely. Is that The Barracks in Brisbane? Cheers Kaylee
Michelle Ridgway
Gorgeous photo Jane. How wonderful that you and your sisters are so close….a true treasure.
Rosa-Munda
A heart warming photo!
Melody
I'm jealous too. I've always wanted a sister. What a gorgeous photo.
Sheila
Lucky you to have five sisters , I have two and I cherish them and often think of our childhood together .Lovely picture!
Teresa Felgueiras
What a lovely family. I'm so jealous for I'm an only daughter and it's not fun at all.
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Talin's Corner
Great family photo.
Samelia's Mum
Beautiful family photo Jane. What a proud dad!