I’ve got blue eyes – just verging towards the greener side of blue.
My husband has blue eyes too.
So there’s no prizes for guessing what colour my kids’ eyes are.
BLUE.
My eldest has the bluest eyes imaginable. As a baby, everyone was struck by his eyes. Complete strangers would stop us just to tell us what lovely eyes he had.
My younger son’s eyes are a little bit darker, not quite as intensely blue as his brother’s, but still most definitely blue.
My daughter’s eyes are a shade somewhere between her brothers’. The younger kids’ eyes don’t work as well as the rest of ours, so they’ve both had glasses since they were little.
Their eyes are beautiful, just like they are. But, most importantly, their eyes do an essential job. They might need glasses, but they can see.
Linking up with The Gallery at Sticky Fingers, which this week is all about eyes, aiming to raise awareness of Million Miracles.
October 8, 2014
What a brilliant cause. £30 is nothing to restore something as precious as someone’s eyesight. Hope they meet their target
October 9, 2014
It really is nothing, isn’t it? It’s amazing how much work some bloggers have put into raising awareness, it must really help.
October 8, 2014
Such a great cause. Gorgeous blue eyes! x
October 9, 2014
Thanks very much! I think they’re lovely, but I’m biased!
October 8, 2014
We’re a brown-eyed family. My daughter is convinced the song ‘Brown Eyed Girl’ is written about her. We don’t tell her otherwise 🙂
October 9, 2014
Bless her! I am in awe of brown eyed families – they intrigue me. Nobody in our family has brown eyes – not my mum or dad or my siblings, so they seem quite unusual to us!
October 8, 2014
Love this campaign! So important and something we all take for granted. Thank you for sharing it! xxx
October 9, 2014
You’re very welcome! It is a fantastic campaign 🙂
October 8, 2014
beautifully blue
October 9, 2014
Thanks very much 🙂
October 9, 2014
Thanks very much. Blue eyes are so cute! We definitely do take sight for granted.
October 9, 2014
What gorgeous eyes x
October 11, 2014
Thank you! I like to think so! x
October 10, 2014
Lovely blue eyes! Mine are brown but my husband’s are a brilliant blue with dark, dark hair – I wanted a blue eyed baby but I’ve got two beautiful brown, one stunning hazel and one an unbelievable shade of green and I’m not trying again! Thanks so much for highlighting the Sightsavers campaign with your post! x
October 11, 2014
You’re very welcome, you’re doing a brilliant job of raising awareness and it’s nice that others can do their bit too!
Your family sound like they all have incredible eyes! Coming from such a blue-eyed bunch, I’m always quite in awe of other eye colours!
October 10, 2014
Great cause Sarah, lovely blue eyes 🙂
October 11, 2014
Thanks very much, Claire 🙂
October 11, 2014
Thanks very much, so many bloggers are doing a brilliant job of raising awareness. x
October 11, 2014
Gorgeous set of eyes 🙂 I’m still getting used to having a blue eyed boy after 4 brown eyed girls!
October 11, 2014
Those eyes are all so expressive and friendly 🙂
October 12, 2014
Gorgeous blue eyes…. im a glasses wearer too, and been told people with glasses usually have better corrected sight then people without 🙂 I hope they reach their 30million.