MY LINK WITH MY CHILDREN...

Walks @ 7 ace @joysabin challenged me "a piece of happiness" that you find in one of your mornings.
My cell phone gives me lots of joy. My son send me pictures of them at the Grand Prix in Monaco this morning. I could enjoy the day and see what hey saw the whole day. What a better way to start your day with greetings from your children far away?

[Dinah Pinkston]

How wonderful to still be able to be included even though far away! You are blessed!

[Sylvia du Toit]

@dsp2 Thanks. This was special because I have been there and had the opportunity to walk on the circuit before.

[Stephanie Swift]

How great that modern technology allows you to have this link with your son and his family and their activities.

[Henk-Jan]

Never been there and it wasn't a good day from a Dutch point of view ;) But I like this wonderful photo!

[Stephanie]

I really like your editing for this picture Sylvia, well done on this challenge. It's amazing how technology is now a days, not like when we were kids...

[Bep]

Watched the GP on TV this morning; not because I like it, but because I once spent a holiday there.

[Disha Parekh]

Very creative take to the challenge!

[Marco P]

Hi Sylvia, thanks for your kind comments on my photos. my challenge is for you to capture repetition or a pattern.

[Lisa Poland]

Very cool. That's definitely something that will improve the start of your day!

[Joyce]

I agree with you about the importance of a cell 'phone when your children are so far away. I get pictures fro all over and it's so nice to be able to visualise where they are. Great shot for the challenge.

[Nick]

The joys of modern technology - makes keeping in touch so much easier nowadays.

[Sylvia du Toit]

@hajeka Yes my money was on your man! Think he will have a great future.

[Sylvia du Toit]

@marcop Thanks sounds a nice challenge.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Great way to connect and see what they are up yo. I watched live on the TV, well done Lewis Hamilton.

[Leana Niemand]

Lucky kids!

[Richard]

So true. What a neat way to stay connected with your son

[Dione Giorgio]

I have to agree with you completely. When my son was specialising in psychiatry in Oxford, UK. we did not have mobiles and used to look forward talk to him via the iInternet.

[Pyrrhula]

We did get one at home for a weekend visit. Alway`s nice and a great time if they do so.
When I was young and sailing you only got letters and at sailing nothing at all.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Cool shot. I loved your explanation, too.

[Sandy]

They do provide a great way to connect.

[Vesna]

Our children can't be far, they are always with us.