A story. In my first pregnancy I had no food cravings: no fried chicken at midnight; no gherkins with ice-cream; and no doughnuts dunked in coffee. But I did have a desire for everything to be pink. I changed my home decor. I baked pink cupcakes. I bought myself pink clothes. I still didn't guess that I was having a girl. But Elara was born, and the pink has remained!




"Pink as pigs,
Pink as toes,
Pink as a rose,
Or a baby's nose"
Have felt a bit under the weather the last two days but seeing "Pink" as your blogs title today has totally perked me up!!! I think I need a day of pink!
ReplyDeletewhat pretty photos! I never had any food cravings either, just serious aversions to most foods. Pretty sure those pink cupcakes would have gone down alright though:)
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