My Memories of Woodstock and My First Trip to New York

 My Memories of Woodstock and My First Trip to New York

Sara’ Memory

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

Mum bought me a Woodstock T-shirt in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, which was celebrated in August that year. I was born in October 1969, the same year as the original festival, so I was also turning 40 in 2009. I have always thought that was a nice coincidence.

 

In 2009, Mum came to the UK for a week or two before taking me to New York for my first visit. Not long after I arrived, my sister, Holly, took me out, although I was very jet-lagged after the journey.

 

It was also my nephew Jaiden's first Easter. Mum made me a beautiful photo book to remember my first trip to New York, and I still treasure those memories.

 

When I got back to Mum and Warren's house after travelling, Warren showed me where all the snacks were, but I was so jet lagged that I could hardly think straight.

 

A few years later, in 2014, Mum, my stepdad Warren,, and I went to Woodstock together. It was a wonderful day out and another special family memory. By then, my oldest nephew, Jaiden, had been born, making the trip even more meaningful as our family continued to grow.

 

 Mum’s memory.

 

Looking back, my visits to New York and Woodstock have given me many happy memories with my family.

The Woodstock T-shirt, the peace and love photograph, and the photo book Mum made for me all remind me of those special times we shared together.

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

 

 

 

 

 My Memories of Woodstock and My First Trip to New York

Sara’ Memory

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

Mum bought me a Woodstock T-shirt in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, which was celebrated in August that year. I was born in October 1969, the same year as the original festival, so I was also turning 40 in 2009. I have always thought that was a nice coincidence.

 

In 2009, Mum came to the UK for a week or two before taking me to New York for my first visit. Not long after I arrived, my sister, Holly, took me out, although I was very jet-lagged after the journey.

 

It was also my nephew Jaiden's first Easter. Mum made me a beautiful photo book to remember my first trip to New York, and I still treasure those memories.

 

When I got back to Mum and Warren's house after travelling, Warren showed me where all the snacks were, but I was so jet lagged that I could hardly think straight.

 

A few years later, in 2014, Mum, my stepdad Warren,, and I went to Woodstock together. It was a wonderful day out and another special family memory. By then, my oldest nephew, Jaiden, had been born, making the trip even more meaningful as our family continued to grow.

 

 Mum’s memory.

 

Looking back, my visits to New York and Woodstock have given me many happy memories with my family.

The Woodstock T-shirt, the peace and love photograph, and the photo book Mum made for me all remind me of those special times we shared together.

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 My Memories of Woodstock and My First Trip to New York

Sara’ Memory

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

Mum bought me a Woodstock T-shirt in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, which was celebrated in August that year. I was born in October 1969, the same year as the original festival, so I was also turning 40 in 2009. I have always thought that was a nice coincidence.

 

In 2009, Mum came to the UK for a week or two before taking me to New York for my first visit. Not long after I arrived, my sister, Holly, took me out, although I was very jet-lagged after the journey.

 

It was also my nephew Jaiden's first Easter. Mum made me a beautiful photo book to remember my first trip to New York, and I still treasure those memories.

 

When I got back to Mum and Warren's house after travelling, Warren showed me where all the snacks were, but I was so jet lagged that I could hardly think straight.

 

A few years later, in 2014, Mum, my stepdad Warren,, and I went to Woodstock together. It was a wonderful day out and another special family memory. By then, my oldest nephew, Jaiden, had been born, making the trip even more meaningful as our family continued to grow.

 

 Mum’s memory.

 

Looking back, my visits to New York and Woodstock have given me many happy memories with my family.

The Woodstock T-shirt, the peace and love photograph, and the photo book Mum made for me all remind me of those special times we shared together.

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 My Memories of Woodstock and My First Trip to New York

Sara’ Memory

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

Mum bought me a Woodstock T-shirt in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, which was celebrated in August that year. I was born in October 1969, the same year as the original festival, so I was also turning 40 in 2009. I have always thought that was a nice coincidence.

 

In 2009, Mum came to the UK for a week or two before taking me to New York for my first visit. Not long after I arrived, my sister, Holly, took me out, although I was very jet-lagged after the journey.

 

It was also my nephew Jaiden's first Easter. Mum made me a beautiful photo book to remember my first trip to New York, and I still treasure those memories.

 

When I got back to Mum and Warren's house after travelling, Warren showed me where all the snacks were, but I was so jet lagged that I could hardly think straight.

 

A few years later, in 2014, Mum, my stepdad Warren,, and I went to Woodstock together. It was a wonderful day out and another special family memory. By then, my oldest nephew, Jaiden, had been born, making the trip even more meaningful as our family continued to grow.

 

 Mum’s memory.

 

Looking back, my visits to New York and Woodstock have given me many happy memories with my family.

The Woodstock T-shirt, the peace and love photograph, and the photo book Mum made for me all remind me of those special times we shared together.

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sara’s Memory

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.

 

Mum bought me a Woodstock T-shirt in 2009 for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock Music Festival, which was celebrated in August that year. I was born in October 1969, the same year as the original festival, so I was also turning 40 in 2009. I have always thought that was a nice coincidence.

 

In 2009, Mum came to the UK for a week or two before taking me to New York for my first visit. Not long after I arrived, my sister, Holly, took me out, although I was very jet-lagged after the journey.

 

It was also my nephew Jaiden's first Easter. Mum made me a beautiful photo book to remember my first trip to New York, and I still treasure those memories.

 

When I got back to Mum and Warren's house after travelling, Warren showed me where all the snacks were, but I was so jet-lagged that I could hardly think straight.

 

A few years later, in 2014, Mum, my stepdad Warren, and I went to Woodstock together. It was a wonderful day out and another special family memory. By then, my oldest nephew, Jaiden, had been born, making the trip even more meaningful as our family continued to grow.

 

 Mum’s memory.

 

Looking back, my visits to New York and Woodstock have given me many happy memories with my family.

The Woodstock T-shirt, the peace and love photograph, and the photo book Mum made for me all remind me of those special times we shared together.

I remember visiting Woodstock with my Mum. We had our photograph taken doing the peace and love sign, which was a perfect memory of such a famous place.