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The girls are becoming more and more alike every day – what one does, the other tries to do as well:

Smile

Smile

Angry Face

Angry Face

Grumpy “humpf” Face

Grumpy “humpf” Face

Here is Alice who has decided that its much better to feed yourself than wait to be fed by her parents.

what our lounge room looks like most afternoons

sand and water table fun

Daddy and Alice

We have had great weather the past couple of days – so lots of time outside enjoying the sun.

The girls on the grass

Alice and her two teeth!

The girls on the trampoline

Alice learning about Australia and where the rest of her Aunties and Uncles and cousins all live.

Miss Maisie going to swimming lessons in her new swimmers

Sisters

Miss Alice having a kitchen sink bath at Grandma and Grandpas house after a big garlic bread dinner

Miss Tally turning 2!

Miss Tally and her 2 year old cake made by the wonderful JMac

Fun times with the cushion slide at Naas house

Miss Tally in her favourite beanie

Three in the bed on holidays in Wagga Wagga

Climbing the “running up the mountain” game at Naas house

Fun times with friends!

CC and Mamma

Tal and Mamma

Mooba and Mamma

Grandma Carole and our two big girls

Whitbourn siblings (x6) plus May

Extended Whitbourn family – Dad & Mum, their children, partners and grandchildren.

Me showing everyone how to dance

No doubt the pace of visual updates will decline quite suddenly, so enjoy them while we have the energy…

See them all here in our Flickr photostream.

All well and doing fine. I’ll leave it to Lisa for the full report in a few days. Her experience of the last day is probably a lot more compelling than mine (although I did get to rush my labouring wife to the hospital for the first time in a few pregnancies).

Latest ultrasound picture from 37 weeks.

We had this ultrasound taken yesterday with the great news that there are no signs of any skeletal dysplasia and the bone shape appears normal with the small bones still measuring about 4 weeks behind.

The Doctor that did the scan was awesome – she was able to clearly explain everything and was more than helpful. We think the baby has the same nose as Tali from this picture!

Tali laughing it up

Having a daily catch up session

Say CHEESE (& BISCUITS)

Maisie realising that she can climb up into the toy cupboard…