A few things about me:

I'm British.

My favourite relaxing passtime is knitting. In times past it used to be running (alas, not much since giving birth to my delightful daughter - one day I'll run a marathon again).

When I first came to Basel I brought with me only some clothes, 2 pairs of shoes, a shuttle computer (very small desktop PC, no monitor) and my cello in order to live a more simple life. It worked... for a while.

I am the eldest of three, my two other siblings being brothers, Dan and Tom.

There is a 13 year gap between me and my youngest brother.

I grew up in small southern villages in the UK.

I have a degree from the University of Sheffield in Mathematics and Philosophy.

I really wish there was a real fish and chip shop here in Basel. Just one. (Nordsee doesn't count!)

Same goes for a M&S.

In the right mood my eyes can change colour and become flurescent green.

I love taking pictures.

~ Little Miss C – 12 months old ~

Sunday, March 1, 2009

You may recognise this little girl if you’ve been following me for a while. This little lady and I met on her first day in this world, the 3 months later I persuaded her mummy to let me squeeze her in a giant teacup and no, here she is, almost 1 year old. Doesn’t time fly!

With a beautiful garden as an additional backdrop and the delightful crafts of her parents’ hands, including the crib daddy made and a blanket mummy knitted, we all had lots of fun during our session. Looking forward to seeing you again soon.