SmileyRose Ramblings by Frances Rose Agnes Napper (She/Her)

Hi, I'm Frances Rose Agnes Napper from Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Welcome to my Blog Site. please respect my photos. This site is for viewing only. All of the photographs featured here were all photographed by me. If I include anyone else's photograph, I will acknowledge the photographer. Email: Francesnapper@yahoo.com

  • Have you ever pondered the meaning of life? Why do we exist? We all arrive in the world with nothing and, regrettably, depart in the same manner. Will our legacy endure through our children and grandchildren? Surely, there must be more to life than what is immediately apparent. Are we all here for a meaningful purpose? Should we strive to create a better environment for future generations? If only we knew the reason. Why do we exist?

  • I cannot stop playing this song. I 🩷 it so much.

    https://youtu.be/7K-dsOVQX44?si=8tWjb694MfwbzTPs

  • The Weekend Away

    I have just watched “The Weekend Away,” and I found it to be highly engaging. It is a thriller that effectively incorporates an unexpected twist. Initially, I suspected one character, but I quickly realised I was mistaken. The final twist was particularly well-executed.

    I would rate the film a perfect 10. I won’t reveal any spoilers, but I can confidently say it is very watchable. #Netflix 🙂

  • I loved this film. It stars Keira Knightly and Guy Pearce. The Woman in Cabin 10. The film is set on board a luxury yacht.
    In the film, Knightley plays Laura “Lo” is a journalist who is invited on the maiden voyage of the luxury yacht.

    The plot revolves around her witnessing a woman being thrown overboard one night.

    The film is based on the bestselling 2016 psychological thriller novel of the same name by author Ruth Ware.

    I loved it! 🙂

    Cabin 1 would have been more appropriate, but I enjoyed the film just the same. 😃

  • I love my daughters

    Christmas with daughters feels like warmth wrapped in laughter. It’s the sparkle in their eyes when the lights come on, the excitement as the open their presents, and the way even the smallest traditions feel magical again. There’s music playing, wrapping paper everywhere, and a kind of joy that’s loud, messy, and real.
    It’s the feeling of  togetherness,
    watching the same movies you’ve seen a hundred times, and hearing stories and questions that remind you how special the season looks through their eyes. Christmas slows everything down just enough to focus on what matters most—time together, shared smiles, and memories that stay long after the decorations come down.

    My daughters Kitty and Lolly are simply the best!

    My daughters bought me some Australian ginger beer. I love ginger beer. #Bundaberg is exceptionally nice.

    Thank you to them for all of my Christmas presents. I was one spoilt mummy. My favourite perfume and my favourite gin were amongst a multitude of gifts. #thankYou