Dearest David,
Today you turn nineteen months old. Because I’m is a bit rubbish and didn’t realise this until last night, here’s a photo of you asleep on Nana’s shoulder, and I’ll write you a proper newsletter over the weekend. Promise.
Love,
Mummy
Dearest David,
Today you turn nineteen months old. Because I’m is a bit rubbish and didn’t realise this until last night, here’s a photo of you asleep on Nana’s shoulder, and I’ll write you a proper newsletter over the weekend. Promise.
Love,
Mummy
This portrait hangs above my bed.
It’s funny, I take portraits for a living, and yet I can’t capture anybody in the same way I capture David. I have so many photos of him running and smiling and pulling funny faces, but this is the one I feel truly shows him the way he is, or, at least, the way he was at that moment in time.
I don’t have a good memory. I remember details, dates, times, little things, but I have to keep notes. David changes so rapidly that I need to keep taking these, need to keep track. Or else, it’s gone, and I can’t get it back.
And I want it back so much.