Monday portraits tend to showcase subjects from the animal kingdom. But we have just said ‘Goodbye’ to my daughter and granddaughter: a week together in which blogging played no part. Anaïs delighted in wandering among the daffodils: she’d never seen any in sunny Spain. Here’s a snapshot of one of those moments.

Gorgeous portrait, what a dear little girl.
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We think so. But we’re very biased.
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Quite right too!
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Anais is so cute, and I love the coordination with the daffodils!
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So carefully planned …. not!
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All the better!
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I wonder what she was thinking such a sweet picture.
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She was just absorbed in the moment, really ‘seeing’ those daffodils.
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Ah lovely.
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Anaïs, a new breed of giant daffs…. 🌱🌼
Ah noooo, it’s just that assorted yellow colour, now that I have put on my glasses. Übercute!
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Indeed. But it’s what toddlers are for, to be cute!
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Gosh!! Anaïs is simply adorable!! Her frock matches with the yellow daffodils. 💛🤗
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So carefully planned … 😉
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Just beautiful!
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It was a lovely moment, and one of many.
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Oh what a gorgeous picture of your granddaughter among the daffodils and that look of delight on her face, as if they all turned to admire her matching dress. Priceless memories.
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Indeed they were. And her amazement with daffodils was a theme for the week. She never tired of them.
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Such an appropriate name for an Easter Weekend photo, Anaïs, meaning Holy! A beautiful memory for you.
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Thanks Peter. I didn’t know that. The name was chosen because it works equally well in Catalan and English. I think it’s a lovely name which suits her well.
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Cheers to your time with your daughter and granddaughter. I imagine you did your share of spoiling Anais! The perfect outfit for her with the daffodils – which also good timing for my beach walk about yellow.
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Ha! Unsurprisingly, I’ve neglected both posting and reading blog posts during the last 10 days or so. I’ll catch up soon …
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So besito full! That came out of beautiful. Little spanish kisses perhaps! So glad you had such a wonderful week sharing so much with your granddaughter. I have a few prize daffodil bulbs that come out every year thanks to Lidl and there is the tiny wild daffodil so rare now. I am sure your granddaughter will be blessed with the glory of nature from south of the Pyrenees to your northern Pennines.
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We had wild daffodils in our bit of the French Pyrenees, and they were so beautiful – pale and delicate looking, though little toughies really. Our little townie did chickens, Shetland ponies, ducklings …. it was all wonderful.
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So glad. I am missing my grand kids.
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Ooh so adorable! Fabulous portrait!
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Thank you. I’m quite fond of it – and her!
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Anaïs is so very adorable. 😀 😀
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You are not wrong!
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What a Bobby dazzler!
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Yup!
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❤️
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Perfect portrait.
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Well, to me it is. I’m quite biased though.
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What a sunny smile 🤗💟
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She’s just … daily sunshine.
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🤣🌞
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What a sweetheart!
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We think so!
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Anaïs and the Daffodils, portrait by Van Gogh. : ) Thanks for sharing the adorable photo with us!
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Now there’s a thought. D’you think she might have been a bit scared of Van Gogh?
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Perhaps Monet would have been a better choice… 🙂
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Such a lovely picture of enchantment!
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She really was taken with them.
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Beautiful capture and a delight to see a wee toddler in such a charming combination of pattern and colour.
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She enjoyed blending in.
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