{feeling} pain. Stiff and sore, my back really playing up.
{managing} to shop. And do a little washing. Some washing up. And cooking.
{eating} allotment grown beans, lightly steamed, then fried with leeks and garlic in butter. Nom.
{watching} Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2 [DVD] [2011]
{marvelling} at tigerboy. Changing so fast!
{planning} a musical charity challenge. Assistance gratefully accepted.
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Love the picture!
Thank you
Fabulous photo 🙂
Hope your back soon gets better. x
I only had to take six to get the smile 😉
Thanks.
I can’t believe he was just born a few days ago – wasn’t he? Such a lovely cheeky face.
Moments. It was moments ago. And he’s very gorgeous 🙂
He is such a cutie, gorgeous picture xx
Thank you.
Beautiful picture, what a smile he has! Enjoy the Deathly Hallows, it is fantastic.
He’s gorgeous. And we did, thanks.
Hold up–when did he get so big?!?!?
I don’t know, but the sudden sitting up and playing with things makes him seem big!
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