McAWilliams Photoblog

Picture number 3, has to be something else Rebecca does very well at, eating, drinking or whatever you want to call it, I am gonna stick to just feeding.

On another sad note Paula had some bad news on monday morning, her grandfather (Rebeccas great granddad) died. This has taken a lot out of Paula but the one consolation is that he came in to the hospital last Friday when she was born and got to see both Paula and Rebecca.

So this image is dedicated to John McDaid (24/7/06), may he rest in peace.

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Well I attempted to get Rebecca to pose for her first pictures while using a tripod, I took too long so she fell asleep.
Here she is in all her glory doing what she does best …… Sleeping.

Rebecca came home yesterday and slept like a log for her first night at Chez Williams, she is eating like a trooper and seems to be most content lying on our chest resting her head on our shoulders.

More to follow, pictures I mean.

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Woohoo…..

Its finally happened the pregnancy is over and baby Rebecca Jane Williams has appeared. This photo was taken about 2 hours after entering her new world. She weighed 7 pounds exactly and has arrived 5 days early, she has her dads long legs and in many respects a lot of my characteristics such as eating loads, sleeping loads and of course my good looks.

I do have to say that my wife Paula played a blinder for the last 9 months but I was amazed and proud at how she went through the delivery, she really brought me through an incredible rollercoaster ride of emotions some scared, funny, amazed, worried, happy etc I have never experienced anything like it.

By the way the published time on this image is the time and date she arrived, just to remind her when she is 18 looking back through the archives on Dads stupid webpage

So Rebecca has agreed to be my model for mcawilliams.com so be prepared for more shots.

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A must see when in Lanzarote is the Timanfaya National Park. This park covers a surface area of 51 square kilometres, and includes within it’s boundaries an extensive range of volcanoes. Because of the lack of rain, there is very little erosion on the island and the volcanic scenery must look much as it did after the eruptions. This image is basically composed of lava ash the next images I will put up show much more Lava rock, but because you would expect that I felt I should start with the unusual. I will admit also that these images were taken from a moving bus so excuses for any focus problems.

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