Babies, babies, and a multi-lingual almost two-year old...



Max Mann



Alexis (near) and Charlotte (far)...I think, they're identical twins...



Maia, the Otaki prodigy

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Anonymous said…
Hey - I see you've let your mop grow then Kiwi!!

Are you the only sprogless one in the family??

Is NZ the life for you?? - you not gonna pay us a visit you reckon??
12:46 am
Tom said…
it just grows man, don't even need to feed it!
Just popping back to Beaver town now, be there by lunchtime, save me a pint of warm, flat beer, and an involuntary peek down Bev's top.
7:30 pm
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