natnat's mom at 9:28 AM
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Refusing to be carried
natnat's mom at 3:02 PM
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Dearest Natalie,
This is a photo of Daddy and Mommy taken in April 1997. We were on our way to Great Ocean Road, stopping for a short break before hitting the road again.
At the time of this photo, we had only just started our relationship. Your Daddy came to Melbourne for the first time and I went to pick him up at the airport with Nori and Janet, both my housemates. They asked me "Why don't you accept such a nice young man as your bf?" when they saw him. Well, in the end, we really got together.
Your Daddy loves this photo so much that he has developed a copy to be kept in his wallet. If you know him well, he is not a sentimental person so he must have really like this photo quite alot.
By the time you are reading this, I'm sure we no longer look the way we are in the photo. We were 21 and 23 respectively then. Through this photo, you'll have a glimpse of how it was like when we were young and carefree. Perhaps that will close any possible generation gap between us and help you to understand that we were once young like you too.
Love,
Mommy
natnat's mom at 10:12 PM
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Dearest Nat,
This picture brings back a lot of memories. This is where Daddy and Mommy used to go to catch a movie whenever your Daddy visited me in Australia.
I can remember many cold winter nights running to the theatre with your Daddy. He will always hold one of my hands tightly and hide it in his cloak's pocket. Those were the days when we were all so young.
I also spent many happy nights with my university friends catching a movie. In a quiet town with nothing much to do, watching a movie is always something to look forward to. We always try to be early to get good seats as it is free seating at the cinema.
After the movie, we will either stop for an ice cream at the baskin robbins next door or drive to one of the wood oven pizza place which opens until really late.
Time really flies. We have come a long way from that young couple holding hands running to the theatre to become proud parents of you.
Love,
Mommy
natnat's mom at 11:31 PM
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natnat's mom at 5:16 PM
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