About Me And My Blog.

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Hi

My name is Rosie I'm 27 years old. Wife to James, we have been together for six years and married one. We live in a village called East Preston in West Sussex with our seven month old son called Max.

 I'm currently on maternity leave from where I worked as an assistant manager in a pet shop and I've been there for ten years.

I enjoy walking and being outside. I love wildlife and all things to do with animals. I also love photography and ever since I've had Max I take photos of him on a daily basis it's a habit he is just to cute not to.



I decided to start this blog because I thought it would be nice to share my journey into motherhood and throughout also other bits and pieces that's life throws at you.











  

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