Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Birthday Books!

Thank you everyone for your Birthday wishes!! These are the three books that I got from Leeds last Saturday. I have lots of interesting reading to look forward too!!
My Granddad Higham would have been 90 years old today!! I haven't met any of my Grandparents but I like to think that I got my Engineering interests from my Granddad because he was an Engineer and was in the RAF in the Second World War.
(The picture above is my Granddad and Grandma Higham in the 1940's)
Lucy xx

7 comments:

Marigold Jam said...

I am sure your Grandad would have been proud of you carrying on the tradition. Those books look like some serious reading! Glad you had a good day.

JAne x

inca said...

Yes your Grandad certainly would have been very proud of the fact that his lovely Grandaughter was carrying on the tradition!Very interesting reads Lucy,both my teens love books,I must admit I love the Dark is Rising book cover,enjoy your reads.What a beautiful photo of your Grandparents.
Hope you are having a good week,Becky x

LAC EMP 2020 said...

Lucy,
What a lovely photo of your grandparents. Keep it safe somewhere and one day it might feature in some of your craft work. Those books look like they'll keep you quiet for a while! I have a habit of buying loads at a time and then forgetting to read some of them for months. I can't resist a bookshop so know what a treat it must be to have these lovely gifts for your birthday. Glad you had a great day. Lesley xx

Unknown said...

What a good time you will have reading your new books. It is nice to see your family connection coming down the line too! 'The Dark is Rising' is the only one I know, though I have heard of the other two. Have fun!

Louise said...

I am certain you Grandad would be very proud of you! Happy reading.

Unknown said...

OMG... I missed you b-day.... Wishes and Kisses for all your dreams to come true. What a great picture of your grandparents. I knew you were really really smart... I could just tell by your postings. Think big, Stretch you brains, you can reach unlimited potential. You are on your way, my friend. Proud of you....

Kate - The Garden Bell....

Yiota said...

I bet you've read at least one , maybe more, of these books by now. I like the picture of your grandparents. They look happy. It's a pity you haven't met them. Grandparents have only love to offer. Little one was 2 when my mum got sick and 4 and a half when she passed away. I'm trying to keep her memory alive by reminding him of songs she taught him and showing him things she made for him.
Your grandad would be very proud of you. I am too, even if I haven't met you. You're my shining example that not all teenagers are superficial.
Take care!