You go first, look out and creativity.

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Clare asked me to do a post while she was away on her honeymoon. Here are Three Beautiful Clare Things that I'm most thankful for:

1. Clare does everything first so that by the time I come to do them they're not quite so scary, and she's never once complained about it.

2. Ever since I was born and she was five, she's looked out for me: advises where she can and comforts when required.

3. Her creativity - it's always been there but she's honed it and crafted it into something so positive and well, beautiful!

Text by Rosey Grant.

Comments

  1. sanchosserWednesday, November 25, 2009

    Hooray for Rosey.

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  2. jemWednesday, November 25, 2009

    Thanks for sharing your perspective Rosey - as an only child I'm always interested in how it feels to be a sibling. And that photo strip can't help but make one smile.

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  3. JoeinVegasThursday, November 26, 2009

    Not that we don't like your posts (we do) but why isn't Clare posting from her honeymoon - don't they have internets where she is?

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  4. Tim KnightThursday, November 26, 2009

    Joe - I think Clare has other things on her mind than blogging at the moment :D

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